American Homebrewers Association

Brew Free or...Change the Laws!

The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) and the entire homebrewing community continues to revel in the glory that brewing beer at home will officially be legal in all 50 states as of July 1, 2013. But even with the recent success in Alabama and Mississippi, the AHA and homebrewers across the country still have their work cut out for them. Existing statutes in multiple states have laws on the books that prevent homebrewers from removing their beer from their homes, thus restricting interactations with the rest of their local homebrew community. What good is brewing gallons of your finest homebrew if you're not legally able to share it at a club meeting or bring it to your local competition? The AHA continues to work to protect and advance the rights of America's homebrewers. Recently more >

Brewer of the Week International Brewer of the Week:  Jeremy Sambrooks

International Brewer of the Week: Jeremy Sambrooks

Jeremy started homebrewing in 2008 and has been in love with the hobby ever since. A native of Western Australia, Jeremy enjoys spreading the joy of homebrewing to those Down Under! more >

Pimp My System:  Call's Craft Brewery Jockey Box

Pimp My System: Call's Craft Brewery Jockey Box

Brian Call combined his passions for brewing and woodworking to create this jockey box which features eight taps with custom handles. The jockey box has proven to the perfect accessory for homebrew gatherings and beer and food pairing parties. more >

Brew Clubs Club of the Week:  Delta Brews

Club of the Week: Delta Brews

The Delta Brews Homebrew Club enjoy celebrating the recent legalization of homebrewing in their home state of Mississippi by sharing the hobby with friends and family! Enjoy the buzzzz! more >

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