Certain equipment is needed to brew beer at home. Familiarize yourself with the “Essentials” and “You Might Haves” if you’re just getting started. As you progress in homebrewing, check out the other sections for equipment…
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Homebrewing doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Laws, regulations, and other decisions can all affect how people make, share, and celebrate homebrew. The American Homebrewers Association advocates for practical, responsible policies that support homebrewers, strengthen clubs…
Supporting the Future of Homebrewing The A-Ha Foundation advances the charitable and educational work of the American Homebrewers Association by investing in programs that strengthen homebrewing knowledge, expand participation, and…
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The best part of homebrewing has always been the people behind it. We want to hear about what you’re brewing, building, learning, sharing, and doing to make the homebrew community stronger.
Two homebrewing clubs located on opposite sides of the country got together to brew up a cross-country homebrew rivalry using neutral-site competitions.
In 2015, there were no Latino-focused homebrew clubs in the United States. Five years later, the SoCal Cerveceros are 200 strong and getting bigger. A culture of inclusion has been key to their success.
A pictorial review of Charlie Papazian’s spring swing through the middles to visit homebrew stores, homebrew clubs, and brew pubs.
The American Homebrewers Association is working with Raise Your Pints and Mississippi homebrew clubs to promote bills in both the Mississippi House (HB 25 and HB 84) and Senate (SB 2307) that would legalize homebrewing in Mississippi.
Existing KS law does not allow for homebrew to be served outside the home for events like homebrew club meetings and homebrew competitions. The AHA is supporting an effort by a coalition of Kansas homebrew clubs to resolve this issue.
