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American Homebrewers Association
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American Homebrewers Association

American trade group
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  • February 1, 1979: Homebrewing becomes legal again
    Today in History—February 1
    / How a Hobby Revived an Industry

    The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) formed at the end of 1978, brewing literature appeared, and beer festivals and competitions proliferated. A vibrant network sprung up to support the movement and a new generation of brewers.

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    The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) formed at the end of 1978, brewing literature appeared, and beer festivals and competitions proliferated. A vibrant network sprung up to support the movement and a new generation of brewers.

    Read More