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A Little Prep. A Lot to Look Forward To.
Get your free Learn to Homebrew Day planning pack, with recipes, timelines, shopping lists, and tips to help you welcome someone new to brewing on Nov. 7. Fill out the form and let’s get fermenting.
Spend Brew Day Brewing
Wondering what to buy, what to check, or when to start? We’ve pulled the preparation into one useful pack, so you can spend more of the day making something and enjoying the company.
An October checklist to choose your project, invite a friend, and get organized before November.
Recipe-specific timelines for Steam McQueen, Super Rooster Hot Sauce, and Coca-Cola Bochet.
Shopping and equipment notes to help you check what you have and spot what’s missing.
Common pitfalls to read before they become your brew-day story.
A ready-to-send invitation and links to AHA’s recipes, beginner guide, and shop directory.
Fill out the form at the top of the page to get your free planning pack. Already an AHA member? Get your planning pack here.
Recipes, timelines, checklists, and more.
What Are You in the Mood to Make?
Steam McQueen
Bob Rouse’s amber California common beer features Northern Brewer hops. A version of his house beer earned bronze at the 2023 National Homebrew Competition.
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Super Rooster Hot Sauce
Drew Beechum’s fermented pepper sauce brings the fun to the food table. Start on Nov. 7 and allow about three weeks for fermentation, following the recipe.
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Coca-Cola Bochet
Charlie Biolo of Golden Hive Mead combines flattened cola, caramelized honey, lime, spices, and oak. An adventurous project for the curious fermenter.
View recipeChoose a project that suits your experience and equipment. Follow the complete recipe using the links above or download all three below.
Fill out either form on this page to get your free planning pack. Already an AHA member? Get your planning pack here.
Your Brew Day Starts With a Simple Plan
From choosing a recipe in October to getting ready for Nov. 7, follow a preparation timeline that helps you organize the day without leaving everything to the last minute. Pick your project, invite a friend, and tick things off as you go.
Know What to Buy and What to Have Ready
Check your setup before heading to the shop. Recipe-specific shopping and equipment notes help you work out what you already have, what you’ll need, and which questions to ask your local homebrew supplier.
A Little Know-How Can Save a Batch
A scorched extract, an unexpected boilover, or forgotten preparation can interrupt a good brew day. Get practical pointers on common pitfalls for each recipe, so you know what to watch for before you begin.
Give Someone a First Brew Day to Remember
Choose your project now. There’s time to gather what you need and invite someone who’s been meaning to give it a go.
Fill out the form to get your free planning pack.
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