St Austell Brewery has come away with an armful of awards for five of its beers at the World Beer Awards, in the country winners categories.
Punchy Proper Job IPA (5.5% ABV) claimed a silver in the class for American-style IPAs, while Extra Special Tribute (7.4% ABV) — made with all-British hops to celebrate the King’s coronation in 2023 — was also awarded a silver in the barley wine category.
Mena Dhu (4.5% ABV) picked up a bronze in the stout category, and Gem (4.8% ABV), from Bath Ales — part of St Austell Brewery’s beer portfolio — claimed a bronze in amber beers.
St Austell Brewery’s famous flagship pale ale, Tribute (4.2% ABV), was presented with an accolade in the golden ales category.
“It’s wonderful to see a breadth of our different beer styles being awarded in their respective categories,” said brewing director Georgina Young.
“All our beers are brewed with passion by our talented production teams in Cornwall and Warmley, near Bath. As a result, our core beers continue to win national and international awards — in Tribute’s case, that’s 25 years on from when it was first brewed.”
