London brewer Young's beat 78 other brewers to take the Supreme Award at this year's International Beer and Cider competition in London.
Its Special London Ale was voted the best of 278 products entered for the competition, run by The Grocer's sister magazine Off Licence News.
The brew won the gold award for the best bottle conditioned ale.
The judging panel of industry experts also awarded two golds to Lincolnshire brewer Bateman's.
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Young's London Ale strikes gold
2002-03-16T00:00:00+00:00
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