Teach a Friend to Homebrew Day
From ASH
2008
ASH Is Participating in Worldwide Day Dedicated to Teaching Homebrewing
November 1, 2008 is the AHA's 10th Annual Teach a Friend to Homebrew Day and the Arizona Society of Homebrewers is participating in this year's celebration.
Teach a Friend to Homebrew Day is an international event celebrated each year on the first Saturday in November with the goal of introducing people to the homebrewing hobby. ASH is happy to invite anyone who is interested in learning how to homebrew to stop by the site from 9am to 5pm on Saturday, November 1. If you are an extract-only homebrewer this is also a great chance to learn the all-grain brewing process from another club member.
Location: (map)
Dale's T-shirt Shop
1701 W 10th St. #12
Tempe, AZ 85281
In 2007, over 1,900 participants brewed approximately 1,970 gallons on Teach a Friend to Homebrew Day at 152 sites worldwide (including sites in Canada, England, Denmark, and 33 states in the United States). This year, the AHA expects even greater participation.
"One of the great things about homebrewers is they are happy to share their knowledge and to pass on the joy that they find in homebrewing to others," states Gary Glass, the director for AHA, "that's really what Teach A Friend To Homebrew Day is all about."
Homebrewing is a hobby that is increasing in popularity and something that almost anyone 21 years and older can enjoy. Homebrewing is a rewarding but easy hobby – anyone who has a kitchen can do it. The equipment and ingredients needed are less expensive than most people think.
If you are planning to attend, please email club secretary David Schollmeyer at secretary@azhomebrewers.org so we can have an accurate headcount. We will be grilling burgers & brats and provide non-alcoholic drinks. You are welcome to bring homebrew to share as well.
Some pictures from the event can be seen here : 2008 Teach a Friend to Homebrew Day
