Michelob Wins Four Medals at North American Beer Awards
ST. LOUIS -- Michelob Brewing Co. received four medals from the prestigious North American Beer Awards. Michelob Original Lager, Michelob Dunkel Weisse and Michelob AmberBock were recognized by panels of expert judges during a ceremony June 5, in Idaho Falls, Idaho, the company reported.
Winners included:
Gold Medal
-- Michelob Original Lager -- American Premium Lager Category
-- Michelob Dunkel Weisse -- Dunkel Weizen/Weizen Bock Category
Silver Medal
-- Michelob AmberBock -- Munich Dark Category
Bronze Medal
-- Michelob AmberBock -- American Amber Lager Category
"We’re thrilled and honored for our beers to be recognized by fellow brewers and beer experts at the North American Beer Awards," said Kristin Saviers, brewmaster, Michelob Brewing Co. "We are proud of the high-quality beers we brew and enjoy getting feedback from individuals who are just as passionate about beer as the team at Michelob Brewing Co."
The North American Beer Awards, now in its 13th year, is organized by the North American Brewers Association. More than 1,200 beers were entered by brewers of all sizes from across the country. In blind samplings, panels of judges comprised of brewmasters, beer writers and certified beer judges evaluated flights organized by style.
Winners included:
Gold Medal
-- Michelob Original Lager -- American Premium Lager Category
-- Michelob Dunkel Weisse -- Dunkel Weizen/Weizen Bock Category
Silver Medal
-- Michelob AmberBock -- Munich Dark Category
Bronze Medal
-- Michelob AmberBock -- American Amber Lager Category
"We’re thrilled and honored for our beers to be recognized by fellow brewers and beer experts at the North American Beer Awards," said Kristin Saviers, brewmaster, Michelob Brewing Co. "We are proud of the high-quality beers we brew and enjoy getting feedback from individuals who are just as passionate about beer as the team at Michelob Brewing Co."
The North American Beer Awards, now in its 13th year, is organized by the North American Brewers Association. More than 1,200 beers were entered by brewers of all sizes from across the country. In blind samplings, panels of judges comprised of brewmasters, beer writers and certified beer judges evaluated flights organized by style.