THE MAZER CUP
INTERNATIONAL

MARCH 26-27, 2010
IN BOULDER,
COLORADO!

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The Mazer Cup International 2009, was a roaring success with both Professional Meaderies and Home Mead Enthusiasts from around the world. It was apparent to all that the level of quality mead in the commercial mead industry is constantly getting better and better! Once again this classic competition will be focused on the best of Professional and Enthusiast mead makers.

If you've never tasted mead, you're missing out! Mead comes in a dazzling array of styles, flavours, and types that range from light and dry to full and rich with honey.

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Thank you for your entries and good luck in the competition!

 

2009 Home Competition Results

Best of Show
Meadmaker	Mead Name	Place
Jennifer Moody	Cranberry Claret	Best of Show
Brian & Katt Wamsley	Celebration	Honorable Mention
Matt Morriss	Midnight Braggot	Honorable Mention

DRY MEAD - 24A
Name	Mead Name	Rank	Club
Marc Bivins		1	GotMead*
Paul Peterson	Nectar of the Gods	2	None
B Bivins		3	None
SEMI-SWEET MEAD - 24B
Name	Mead Name	Rank	Club
Jeffrey Swearengin	Wewahitchka*	1	FOAM*
Thomas Adams	Blackberry #3	2	None
Paul Peterson	Blue Richard's Mead	3	None
SWEET MEAD - 24C
Name	Mead Name	Rank	Club
Wes Underwood, L Holwager	Magyar Gold	1	KROC*
Glenn & Dani Exline	Green Man	2	SAAZ*
John Charlesworth	Book 'em Dano	3	Unlisted
CYSER - 25A
Name	Mead Name	Rank	Club
Michelle Moyer, J Moyer	Sweet Apple Bliss	1	None
Michelle Moyer, J Moyer	Spiced Apple Cyser	2	None
Rick Spaziani	Horse Apple Pie	3	None
PYMENT - 25B
Name	Mead Name	Rank	Club
Steve Fletty	Chateau Fletty	1	SPHC*
Jeffrey Swearengin	Dionysus Pyment	2	FOAM*
Roland Behunin, L Pearson	Catawaba Pyment*	3	Unlisted
OTHER FRUIT MELOMEL - 25C
Name	Mead Name	Rank	Club
Jeffrey Swearengin	Blimey Limey!	1	FOAM*
Aaron & B Zaccagnino	Berry Berry*	2	Unlisted
Carl McMillin	Tart Cherry*	3	Unlisted
BERRY MELOMEL - 25D
Name	Mead Name	Rank	Club
Jennifer Moody	Cranberry Claret	1	None
Michael Fairbrother		2	Brew Free*
Ronald & M Scovil	Champagne*	3	None
METHEGLIN - 26A
Name	Mead Name	Rank	Club
Marcia Coling		1	None
Carl McMillin	Winter Warmer*	2	SAAZ**
Ted Manahan	Rose Mead	3	Liquid Poets
BRAGGOT - 26B
Name	Mead Name	Rank	Club
Matt Morriss	Midnight Braggot	1	Unlisted
James Sites	Black Braggot*	2	None
James Sites	Archangel Raphael*	3	None
OTHER MEAD - 26C
Name	Mead Name	Rank	Club
Brian & K Wamsley	Celebration	1	None
Michael Zahl	Dagda's Maple Mead	2	SNAFU
Matt Kunze	Red Beet Mead	3	Liquid Poets

*Full Mead Names from Above

Wewahitchka Special Reserve

Berry Berry Quite Contrary

2007 Catawaba Pyment

McMillin's Tart Cherry Delight - Vintage 2003/2005

Champagne Blackberry Melomel

McMillin's Spiced Winter Warmer - Vintage 2005

*Full Club Names from Above

GotMead International Brewmasters

Fellowship of Oklahoma Ale Makers (FOAM)

KROC Homebrew Club

SAAZ (Spacecoast Associates for the Advancement of Zymurgy)

Saint Paul Homebrewers Club

Brew Free or Die

Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ)**

 

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