Iron Hill Earns Two Medals at GABF, Increasing Total to 44 Medals in 19 Years

This week, beer lovers across the country converged on Denver for the annual Great American Beer Festival (GABF), and local favorites Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant earned 2 more medals, bringing their company-wide total to 44 medals over 19 consecutive years.
- Iron Hill earned two medals in 2015:
- Silver for The Cannibal, from Iron Hill Chestnut Hill
- The Cannibal has previously earned one medal each at the GABF and World Beer Cup (WBC)
- Silver for Russian Imperial Stout, their most awarded beer, from Iron Hill Media
- Russian Imperial Stout has previously earned six medals from the GABF and four medals from the WBC
- In a field of hundreds competing for medals, Iron Hill earned more than one, a notable achievement that they have managed often over their 19-year winning streak
- The GABF includes medals in 92 categories, with gold, silver and bronze medals awarded
- Judges compare beers without knowing their names or provenances
- After five three-hour judging sessions in three days, the awards are announced
- This year, 6,647 entries from 1,552 breweries competed for the coveted medals
- Iron Hill’s Director of Brewing Operations, Mark Edelson, released the following statement:
- “Our established history of earning national awards for our beers, along with our many repeat wins such as The Cannibal and Russian Imperial Stout, is a testament to the exceptional quality and consistency of our beers. Day in and day out, our brewers produce top-notch product, and we’re proud to recognize our winners and congratulate them.”


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