Icicle Brewing Co. wins international award for pilsner

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Icicle Brewing Company’s Icicle Premium Pilsner won an international award at Europe's largest beer competition on September 17, 2025, showcasing the brewery's commitment to excellence. The recognition is a notable milestone for the brewery, which has been steadily growing in the competitive craft beer market. Local residents have expressed pride in the achievement, as it reflects positively on the community of Leavenworth. The pilsner's refreshing flavor and quality have garnered a loyal following among beer enthusiasts. Winning this award is expected to enhance the brewery's visibility and attract more visitors, thereby boosting local tourism.

This accolade highlights the growing craft beer industry in Washington State, which has seen a surge in breweries over the last decade. The brewery aims to leverage this recognition to expand its reach and continue innovating in its brewing processes. The achievement signifies not only a win for Icicle Brewing but also a celebration of local craftsmanship and community spirit.

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