SAVE THE DATE—Next month the 2015 AHA National
Homebrewers Conference will be held in San Diego. Eyes of brew nation will focus on this sunny
cul de sac city, whose homebrew roots have spawned more than 100 independent
craft beer breweries in the last decade.
WHAT: For the first time since 2011, the
American Homebrewers Association National Homebrewers Conference takes place in
sunny San Diego. Homebrewers will flock to what has been described as the
“hoppiest place on Earth” for three days of homebrewing culture, companionship
and competition. Special seminars and events cater to beer enthusiasts and
amateur brewers of every level.
The 37th
annual conference is also home to the final round of judging in this year’s
National Homebrew Competition, the world’s largest beer competition, which
recognizes the most outstanding homebrewed beer, mead and cider
produced by amateur brewers worldwide.
produced by amateur brewers worldwide.
WHO: An estimated 4,000 attendees will
have the opportunity hear from over 70 presenters, including keynote speaker
Tomme Arthur of California-based Port Brewing Company and The Lost Abbey, who
is widely regarded as one of the leaders of the American craft brewing
renaissance. Presenters include other pioneering and veteran homebrewers, Cicerones,
mead makers and more.
WHEN: Thursday, June 11 – Saturday, June
13
Times vary. For a full schedule of events,
visit the conference schedule.
WHERE: Town and Country Resort &
Convention Center
500 Hotel Circle North San
Diego, CA 92108
WHY: The American Homebrewers
Association has worked on behalf of the homebrewing community since 1978 and
celebrates a membership of more than 44,000 homebrewers and beer enthusiasts.
This fun and educational gathering brings together homebrewing fans and friends
from across the country to broaden their brewing skills and knowledge, while
enhancing the community’s camaraderie.
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