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Wednesday, February 6, 2019
2019 Beerdrinker of the Year - and Previous Winners
The 2019 Beerdrinker of the Year National Finals will take place this Saturday (February 9th) at noon at the Wynkoop Brewery. For more information visit the BDOTY website:
http://wynkoopbdoy.com
The event is free, but don't forget to register with the Wynkoop's Eventbrite site.
(Note - updated on 2-10-2019 with yesterday's winner. Congratulations Kevin Cox - well deserved!!!)
Previous Winners:
1997: Jack McDougall of Cranford, New Jersey
1998: Bobby Bush Jr. of Hickory, North Carolina
1999: James Robertson of Pomona, California
2000: Steve Pawlowski of Roselle Park, New Jersey
2001: Cornelia Corey of Clemmons, North Carolina
2002: Gary Steinel of White Plains, New York
2003: Ray McCoy of Clemmons, North Carolina
2004: John Marioni of Bothell, Washington
2005: Tom Ciccateri of Alexandria, Virginia
2006: Tom Schmidlin of Seattle, Washington
2007: Diane Catanzaro of Norfolk, Virginia
2008: Matt Venzke of Hampton, Virginia
2009: Cody Christman of Golden, Colorado
2010: Bill Howell of Sterling, Alaska
2011: Phil Farrell of Cumming, Georgia
2012: J. Wilson of Prescott, Iowa
2013: Warren Monteiro of New York, New York
2016: Shawna Cormier of Denver, Colorado
2017: Sally Hill of Denver, Colorado
2019: Kevin Cox of Indianapolis, Indiana
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2019 Beerdrinker of the Year is a fun and unique recognition that celebrates not just breweries, but passionate beer enthusiasts who truly live and breathe beer culture. 🍺 It’s interesting how this award highlights individuals who contribute to the beer community through advocacy, appreciation, and public engagement rather than just production.
ReplyDeleteThe 2019 winner, Jodie Kidd, stands out as a great example of how diverse the beer community can be—bringing visibility from outside the traditional brewing world and supporting pubs and local beer culture in a meaningful way. The list of previous winners is also fascinating, showing a long history of notable figures from different backgrounds, including politicians, athletes, writers, and media personalities.
Overall, it’s a great reminder that beer culture is about people as much as it is about the drink itself—community, storytelling, and shared experiences all play a big role in what makes it special. 🍻