In 1999, the American Homebrewers Association (AHA) established Learn To Homebrew Day (LTHD) on the first Saturday in November to promote the most rewarding and delicious activity of all. times: home brewing. Beer lovers from around the world are invited to brew, share their knowledge and annually celebrate the hobby of homebrewing.
In recognition of the 24th Learn To Homebrew Day on November 5, the American Homebrewers Association (AHA) invites all fans of craft beer and fermentation to join the global community of homebrew enthusiasts. Homebrewers, whether experienced or novice, are encouraged to commit to brewing their own beer and welcome those curious about the craft to experiment with their first batches of homebrew.
Since 1999, the AHA (part of the Brewers Association, BA) has brought together tens of thousands of homebrew fans on the first Saturday in November to celebrate the hobby and inspire newcomers.
This year’s official recipe, Hoppy Amber Ale, is an extract-based home recipe and is a great beer for beginners and experienced brewers alike. The quick and easy recipe yields a gallon and pushes the boundaries of American-style amber beer into the hoppy territory of India Pale Ale (IPA). For a detailed walkthrough of home brewing extracts, visit the American Homebrewers Association’s how to brew tutorials. A 3 gallon recipe is available in a video tutorial.
For first-time homebrewers, the AHA has a list of essentials, many of which are found in the average kitchen, like a large pot to use as a crock pot.
“Homebrewing makes life more delicious and introducing friends and family to the joys of this hobby is a primary charge of the American Homebrewers Association,” said Julia Herz, executive director of the American Homebrewers Association. . “I challenge all homebrewers to help a first-time brewer on November 5; It’s perfect for holiday gifts.”
