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The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) is pleased to announce that Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant has signed a bill that will effectively legalize homebrewing throughout the state. Mississippi is now the 49th state to permit homebrewing.
We have an opportunity to legalize homebrewing in the state of Mississippi. Your help is needed now to make this happen!
We have just one step to go to legalize homebrewing in the state of Mississippi. Your help is needed now to make this happen!
Homebrew legalization bills HB9 and SB171 were both passed in committee hearings last week. The next step for both bills is votes before the full House and Senate, which could occur at any time.
The American Homebrewers Association is working with Right To Brew, a coalition of homebrewers, to promote bills in both the Alabama House (HB9) and Senate (SB171) that would legalize homebrewing in the state. Find out how you can help.
SB 2183, a bill that would legalize homebrewing in the state of Mississippi, passed the full Senate and is now moving on to the House.
House Bill 2223 was drafted to allow Kansas homebrewers to legally share homebrew at club meetings and enter homebrew competitions, and is scheduled for a hearing before the House Committee on Federal and State Affairs on February 8, 2013.
The American Homebrewers Association is working with Raise Your Pints to promote bills in both the Mississippi House (HB 431) and Senate (SB 2183) that would legalize homebrewing in Mississippi.
SB2183 to legalize homebrewing in Mississippi was approved today by the Senate Economic Development Committee. It now goes on to Tourism Committee, where a vote could happen tomorrow.
The AHA caught up with Jay Shambo, this year's Great American Beer Festival Pro-Am Competition gold medal-winning homebrewer, to find out what it's like to take home a medal in the largest commercial beer competition in the world.
House Bill 354, to legalize homebrewing in AL, died when the 2012 legislative session ended before the bill was called for a vote before the Alabama Senate. With the gains made this year, 2013 looks promising for legalizing homebrewing in Alabama.
Thanks to the commitment of engaged beer activists and the work of the Garden State Craft Brewers Guild, pro-small brewery legislation has been signed into law by Governor Christie.
