American Homebrewers Association Achieves Landmark Dual Nonprofit Status, Charting New Course for Homebrewing Community

The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) has achieved a significant milestone in its 48-year history, securing approval from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for both a 501(c)(6) membership association and a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization. This dual classification marks a pivotal moment for the nearly five-decade-old organization, enabling it to enhance its service to homebrewers…

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The American Homebrewers Association Opens Nominations for the Prestigious 2026 Homebrew Shop of the Year Award

The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) has officially opened the nomination period for its highly anticipated 2026 Homebrew Shop of the Year Award. This esteemed recognition celebrates retail establishments that not only supply the essential ingredients and equipment for homebrewing but also foster vibrant communities, serve as educational hubs, and provide invaluable support to enthusiasts of…

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Historic First Election Marks Milestone for Newly Independent 501(c)(6) and (c)(3) Organizations

In a significant development for the homebrewing community, the American Homebrewers Association (AHA) has successfully completed its first-ever board of directors election following its transition to independent 501(c)(6) and 501(c)(3) organizational structures. The election, which concluded in March, saw four new members elected to the AHA Board of Directors from a competitive pool of candidates,…

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The May/June 2026 Issue of Zymurgy Magazine Embarks on a Global Homebrewing Expedition with Fourteen New Recipes

The latest issue of Zymurgy, the esteemed publication of the American Homebrewers Association (AHA), invites enthusiasts on an expansive journey across the globe, celebrating the diverse and ever-evolving landscape of homebrewing. The May/June 2026 edition, released this week, features a rich tapestry of brewing traditions, from the burgeoning craft beer scene in Turkey to the…

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Homebrew Con 2026 Just Got a Whole Lot Louder

The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) has announced that Justin Crossley, a prominent figure in the craft beer media landscape and an accomplished homebrewer, will serve as the Headline Speaker for Homebrew Con 2026. The announcement marks a significant moment for the annual gathering, scheduled to take place in Asheville, North Carolina, from June 19-20, 2026….

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Historic First Election Marks Milestone for Newly Independent 501(c)(6) and (c)(3) American Homebrewers Association

In a significant development for the craft brewing community, the American Homebrewers Association (AHA) has successfully concluded its inaugural board of directors election following its transition to independent 501(c)(6) and 501(c)(3) status. This landmark event saw AHA members actively participate in shaping the future leadership of the organization, electing four new board members from a…

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The Enchanting Penguin Cake: A Sprinkle-Coated Delight for Winter Celebrations

In the realm of culinary artistry, where imagination takes flight and ingredients transform into edible masterpieces, a delightful creation has captured the attention of dessert enthusiasts. Renowned cake decorator Erin Gardner, a celebrated contributor to The Cake Blog, has unveiled a whimsical and utterly charming "Penguin Cake," a confection designed to bring joy and a…

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How I Cut My Grocery Bill to $300 a Month

As the global economy grapples with persistent inflationary pressures, the rising cost of living has become a primary concern for households worldwide. According to recent data from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the average American couple now spends approximately $800 per month on groceries, which translates to a weekly expenditure of $200. This…

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The Science and Tradition of the Summer Blackberry Crisp

The blackberry crisp represents a cornerstone of seasonal American confectionery, utilizing the peak harvest of the Rubus genus to create a textured contrast between macerated fruit and a tempered oat-based crumb. As agricultural cycles reach their zenith in the mid-to-late summer months, the utilization of blackberries in baked desserts has evolved from a necessity of…

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