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The November/December 2025 Zymurgy celebrates the winners of the 2025 National Homebrew Competition, and explores what it means to brew in the face of adversity. Plus, gold medal-winning recipes!
In 2025, nine major awards were presented at the National Homebrew Competition, including Homebrewer of the Year, Cidermaker of the Year, Meadmaker of the Year, the Samuel Adams Ninkasi Award, […]
The National Homebrew Competition is the world’s largest stage for amateur brewers to display their skills, creativity, and passion for fermentation, and recognizes the most outstanding homebrewed beer, mead, and […]
Women can make anything; beer is no exception. What stands in the way is what Robyn Schumacher calls the “invisible wall of respect…it’s not insurmountable, but it’s always there.”
As an economist, Jeff Weikert can’t help but think of ways to save time, money, and effort in the brewhouse. With the cost of brewing materials ever on the rise, […]
Mark Pasquinelli has a passion for making homebrew unicorns—those high-gravity mythical beasts based on obscure or difficult-to-find styles that become much-sought-after limited-run releases. But creating them comes with challenges.
📬 Apply by November 10. Send a resume plus a short statement of interest to: Julia Herz, AHA Executive Director, [email protected] Summary
Hello there friends, fellow fermenters and homebrewers. In August, the AHA proudly announced a major milestone in our new chapter as an independent nonprofit: the selection of Strategic Association Management (SAM) as its Association Management Company…
Got a brewing gadget or DIY invention you’re especially proud of? Share it with your fellow Zymurgy® readers to have it featured in the world’s longest running homebrewing magazine! Our January/February Gadgets issue is right around the corner,…
The Denver Post features American Homebrewers Association Executive Director Julia Herz in a story celebrating Colorado’s homebrewing community and homebrewing’s future.
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