Learn to Homebrew Day
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the first Saturday in November (since 1999)
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Learn to Homebrew Day celebrates the hobby of making beer at home and encourages both experienced brewers and newcomers to take part. Held on the first Saturday in November, the day invites beer lovers worldwide to brew, share their knowledge, and enjoy the homebrewing community, according to the American Homebrewers Association.
The American Homebrewers Association established Learn to Homebrew Day in 1999 to promote homebrewing. Celebrations may include brewing demonstrations, tastings, and opportunities to ask experienced brewers questions. Local homebrew clubs, breweries, and individuals have hosted events where people can watch the process and learn more about the hobby.
How to Observe Learn to Homebrew Day
Celebrate by brewing a batch of beer at home, whether you are trying homebrewing for the first time or exploring a new style. The American Homebrewers Association’s Learn to Homebrew Day page includes step-by-step guides and homebrew recipes. You can also attend or host a gathering, invite someone curious about brewing, and share what you learn with other homebrewers.


