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How to Celebrate

American Homebrewers Association Learn to Homebrew EventBefore the event

  • Edit and distribute the  2009 Customizable Press Release (Word document). Send it to your local newspapers, radio, and TV news stations.
  • Print and distribute the 2009 Poster (PDF file) to advertise Learn to Homebrew Day in your community.
  • Print and distribute the 2009 Flyer (PDF file) to use to invite your friends who are not yet homebrewers to teach them to brew beer at home.
  • Download a copy of Zymurgy: An Introducation to Homebrewing to hand out at your event.  Printed copies of Zymurgy: An Introduction to Homebrewing are also available by e-mailing your request with the number of copies needed to Kathryn@BrewersAssociation.org Requests must be made before October 30, 2009 to allow for shipping.
  • Take your new homebrew recruits to your local homebrew supply shop to buy ingredients.
  • Hold a special beer dinner for friends or family who you will teach to homebrew.

During the event

After the event

  • If you registered a site this year, you can still report your numbers from last weekend.
  • Post the photos/video of your Learn to Homebrew event to FaceBook and YouTube.  Be sure to use “AHA Learn to Homebrew Day 2010” in the title to ensure they can be easily searched. Adding tag lines like “beer", "homebrew" & "brewing” will also help search functions.
  • Teach your friends how to bottle the beer you brewed together.
  • Encourage new homebrewers to go to their local homebrew supply shop.
  • Buy an American Homebrewers Association Gift Membership as a gift for new homebrewers.
  • Have new homebrewers check out the AHA Homebrewopedia for up-to-date brewing information.

Learn to Homebrew Day Contact

Janis Gross, Project Coordinator
American Homebrewers Association
Phone (US/Canada): 1.888.822.6273
Phone (International): +1.303.447.0816 x134
janis@brewersassociation.org

 

Photo © 2010 Cindy Jones