2024 is the second consecutive year that Maine’s first maltster, Blue Ox Malthouse, has won two medals in this prestigious malt quality competition.
Read moreRiverbend Malt House Appalachian Wheat Malt Wins 2024 Malt Cup
Riverbend malted wheat wins silver for Appalachian Wheat in new category in global malt competition.
Read moreMaine’s First Maltster Blue Ox Malthouse Wins Two Prestigious Malt Cup Awards
Among the 90 total entries from 34 malthouses in four malt categories, Blue Ox received bronze Malt Cup awards in the Pale and Light Munich categories.
Read moreLoveland Malthouse Completes a Near Sweep of International Malt Cup Awards
Image courtesy @activebeergeek; From left: Hannah Turner, MSU; Michael Myers, Root Shoot Malting; Craig Miller, Root Shoot Malting; Lindsay Barr, DraughtLab
Root Shoot Malting is the only craft malthouse to win an award all five years of the competition’s existence and the only malthouse to medal in every category in a single year.
Read moreRiverbend Malt House Publishes Record Numbers and Esteemed Recognitions in 2022 Year In Review
2022 was a monumental year for Riverbend Malt House that included a 50 percent capacity increase, a Malt Cup win, and deeper agricultural and environmental commitments than ever before.
Read moreRoot Shoot Malting Wins 2021 Malt Cup for Genie Pale Malt
Colorado craft maltster Root Shoot Malting wins Malt Cup for third consecutive year, now the only malthouse in the world to make this claim.
Read more2021 Malt Cup Winners, Soles of Malt Recipient Named During First Virtual Craft Malt Conference Awards Ceremony
Gold Rush Malt was awarded Best of Show and became the first malt house to win two gold medals in a single season.
Read moreCraft Maltsters Guild Goes Virtual with 2021 Craft Malt Conference, February 10-12
The decision to host the 2021 Craft Malt Conference was made to support safety measures during COVID-19 but with the added perk of increasing accessibility for the greater craft malt community.
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