| Award Name |
Eligibility/Parameters |
Presentation/Prize |
Most Recent
Recipient |
| Cambridge
Prize |
Awarded
every two years, to member under 35 years (in the year of application) for
significant contribution to Brewing Science and Technology. |
Traditionally
this award is presented at a relevant Section or Presidential Dinner. The
winner receives a cheque for £500 and an engraved memento. |
2003 -
Catherine O'Shaughnessy |
| Horace Brown
Award |
Awarded
every three years - an eminent scientist award. Although this award is
open all members, application is by selection not submission. |
The winner
receives a suitable memento/gift and is invited to give a Horace Brown
memorial lecture. |
2005 -
Lionel D Maule |
| Sir William
Waters Butler Award |
Awarded to
the best 3rd year student in Brewing & Distilling at ICBD Heriot Watt. |
The winner
is given £150 worth of books, with IBD bookplates inside noting the year
and name of winner. The award is presented at the Scottish Section annual
dinner. |
2006 -
Mhairi McDonald |
| John S Ford |
Awarded to
the highest distinction of Dipl.Brew. This award is open to all Dipl.Brew
candidates. The Board of Examiners are responsible for selecting the
winner, based on examination results. |
The winner
receives £1000 and an engraved quaiche. Usually presented at a relevant
Section dinner or convention. If based outside the UK, the winner receives
three days subsistence and accommodation for three nights. However,
candidates organise and pay for their own travel or request their company
do so. |
2007 - Sandra Nadine Egbertine
Van Nierop |
| John S Hough |
Awarded to
the highest distinction at M.Brew. This award is open all M.Brew
candidates. The Board of Examiners are responsible for selecting the
winner, based on examination results. |
The winner
receives £1000 and an engraved quaiche. Usually presented at a relevant
Section dinner or convention. If based outside the UK, the winner receives
three days subsistence and accommodation for three nights. However,
candidates organise and pay for their own travel or request their company
do so. |
2005 -
Stephen Gilsenan |
| Worshipful
Company of Brewers GCB |
This award
is given to the candidate with the highest marks in the GCB. If the
results are tied, then awarded to the candidates with least academic
advantage. The Board of Examiners are responsible for selecting the
winner, based on examination results. |
The winner
receives a £500 cheque from the Worshipful Company of Brewers (WCB). In
addition, they receive an engraved tankard with WCB crest on reverse. The
award is presented at luncheon organised by WCB at Brewers' Hall. |
2007 GCB:
Tran Thi Ngoc Loan |
| Worshipful
Company of Brewers GCP |
This award
is given to the candidate with the highest marks in the GCP. If the
results are tied, then awarded to the candidates with least academic
advantage. The Board of Examiners are responsible for selecting the
winner, based on examination results. |
The winner
receives a £500 cheque from the Worshipful Company of Brewers (WCB). In
addition, they receive an engraved tankard with WCB crest on reverse. The
award is presented at luncheon organised by WCB at Brewers' Hall. |
2007 GCP:
Simon John Barnett |
| Scotch
Whisky Association GCD |
This award
is given to the candidate with the highest marks in GCD. If the results
are tied, then awarded to the candidates with least academic advantage.
The Board of Examiners are responsible for selecting the winner, based on
examination results. |
The winner
receives a £500 cheque from the Scottish Whisky Association (SWA). An
engraved quaiche is supplied by the IBD/Scottish Section. The award is
presented at the Scottish Section annual dinner. |
2007 - Cathy
Gilbert |
| Worshipful
Company of Distillers Scholarship Award |
This award
is open to all candidates taking the Dipl.Distil, and awarded to the
candidate with the highest average marks completing all three modules (not
necessarily in the same year). The Board of Examiners are responsible for
selecting the winner, based on examination results. |
The winner
receives a £500 cheque from the Worshipful Company of Distillers (WCD).
An engraved quaiche is supplied by the IBD/Scottish Section. The award is
presented at the Scottish Section annual dinner. |
2007 -
Brendan McCrannon |
| Crisp
Malting Award |
This award
is open to all candidates sitting the Dipl.Brew Module 1. It is awarded to
the best candidate based on examination results. |
The award
consists of a cheque for £250, plus a shield/plaque donated and organised
by Crisp Malt. The award is presented at an evening meal kindly organised
by Crisps Maltings. |
2007 - Julia Brooke
Atchison |
| Brewing
Engineers Association |
This award
is open all candidates sitting the Dipl.Brew Module 3. It is awarded to
the best candidate based on examination results. |
The award
winner is presented with a cheque for £500. The Brewing Engineers
Association (BEA) kindly fund the winners attendance at a BEA dinner plus
overnight accommodation. |
2007 - Scott
Stokes |
| Younger
Members Award |
This annual
award is open to IBD Young Members by application. |
The award
winner is sponsored to attend an IBD convention or IBD global training
course. |
2007 - Michaela
Miedl |
| Gin &
Vodka Association Award |
This award
is open to all candidates sitting the Dipl.Distil Module 2. It is
awarded to the best candidate based on examination results. |
The award
winner is presented with a cheque for £500 from the Gin & Vodka
Association along with an engraved quaiche. The award is presented at an
evening dinner. |
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| J.J. Morison
Trust Scholarship |
TBC |
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| IBD Grants
Committee |
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