As a benefit of membership, American Homebrewers Association (AHA) members receive pre-publication discounts on Brewers Publications books. The newest release, Brewing with Wheat: The Wit and Weizen of World Wheat Beer Styles by Stan Hieronymus, is currently available for 20% off the cover price. Order your copy before February 22nd, 2010 to take advantage of this great opportunity for AHA members. Use discount code: more >
Follow in the steps of thy forefathers and Brew Better Beer! This month, the American Homebrewers Association (AHA) is giving away a free copy of Beer in America: The Early Years - 1587-1840 with the purchase of an AHA membership. From the Back Cover - "Gregg Smith's narrative is a lively retelling of early American history. It portrays beer as a major player, and brilliantly reconstructs the cultural and political context out of which it rose. more >
AHA Club-Only Competitions (COC) offer AHA-registered homebrew clubs an opportunity to compete with other AHA-registered homebrew clubs in a one-style competition. Currently, there are over 800 AHA-registered clubs world-wide. Each competition concentrates attention on a specific style of beer or mead, giving your club the opportunity to educate club members in these styles by focusing more >
Feature articles from Zymurgy magazine, the Journal of the American Homebrewers Association (AHA), are now available online as free downloads. There are 20 published articles and one complete magazine, Zymurgy: An Introduction to Homebrewing, accessible to everyone. So, whether you'd like to get started brewing for the first time, you need some tips on making a yeast starter or you're looking to learn more about hops, mead, farmhouse Ales and more head over to Zymurgy Free Downloads and start learning. more >
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@mikebiewer Hey #homebrew peoples. What software do you use to create recipes? Do you use anything to "check" your kits? Any of it free? Let me know.