At the recently held, 4th Annual London Beer Competition 2021, Krafty Braumeister won two Silver medals. The competition took place on Wednesday 17th March and the winners were announced on Monday 12th April. Krafty’s two winning beers were Hoppediz and Schwarz & Weiss. Winning a medal at the London Beer Competition is the ultimate seal of approval in the global beer industry.

The Krafty Braumeister is a German brewery based in Leiston, Suffolk. They handcraft beers in small batches using traditional German brewing techniques. Krafty follows Reinheitsgebot, the German purity law of brewing, meaning that the only ingredients they use are malted grains, hops, yeast and water. All of Krafty’s beers are vegan friendly and free from added sugars and supplements.

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The Krafty Braumeister is a German brewery based in Leiston, Suffolk. They handcraft beers in small batches using traditional German brewing techniques. Krafty follows Reinheitsgebot, the German purity law of brewing, meaning that the only ingredients they use are malted grains, hops, yeast and water. All of Krafty’s beers are vegan friendly and free from added sugars and supplements.

The goal of the London Beer Competition is to award and celebrate beers that beer buyers want to buy. The competition’s judges examine the many emerging and re-discovered styles that intrigue and appeal to all types of beer drinkers. The London Beer Competition recognise quality, where brewing ability and technical expertise receive peer, buyer, writer and beer sommelier accreditation. The judges also award points and medals for both value and packaging.

Krafty’s founder, Uli Schiefelbein, comments, “I am so thrilled that the judges recognised the quality of our purely handcrafted, artisanal beers among all the big players in the brewing world. It is hard work to get recognised in this highly competitive industry. These two medals give me and everyone at The Krafty Braumeister a huge boost to continue what we started three years ago: refreshing beers without supplements, just like the good old days.”

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