Iron Hill Brewery, with locations in West Chester, Exton, Phoenixville, and around the region, has taken home two gold medals at this year’s World Beer Cup, reports BrewBound.

With over 2,000 breweries attended and 10,000 entries submitted, the World Beer Cup is the chance for international breweries to compete for titles given by 300 Brewers Association judges.

30 E. Stout and Philly Chili were the two entries that won gold.

30 E. Stout, brewed by Head Brewer Ken Orner, is a Milk Stout with chocolate and roasted malt notes at 5.6% ABV. It’s served daily at the Media location. Additionally, this is the second time that the beer has won gold at the World Beer Cup.

Philly Chili, brewed by Sr. Head Brewer Pete Corbett, is a spicy Cream Ale that has jalapeno and serrano pepper notes and a crisp finish at 5.5% ABV. The beer is currently on tap at all Iron Hill Brewery locations.

“I am immensely proud of the remarkable achievements of our talented and innovative team of brewers, whose dedication shines through in every beer they craft, but particularly on this momentous occasion,” said Mark Edelson, Founder and VP of Beer at Iron Hill. 

Read more about Iron Hill Brewery winning gold at the World Beer Cup in BrewBound.

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