Brewtoob.com is a video
sharing site for homebrewers. We
are proud to provide an expert resource for picking up tips and for those just
learning how to brew beer at home. Our videos are streamed from all over the
Internet on subjects like kegging, beer kits, recipes, DIY projects and more.
Registered users can upload their videos from their desktop or mobile device.
Brewtoob also welcomes articles from homebrewing and craft beer writers and
bloggers.
Like anyone, Brewtoob had to start somewhere. If you’re
interested in learning more about homebrewing, Brewtoob highly recommends
starting with The American
Homebrewers Association.
Whether you’re a seasoned all grain brewer or a first timer
looking for an easy homebrew recipe, you’ll be certain to find helpful
resources at the American Homebrewers Association website. For over thirty years, the American
Homebrewers Association has been shining a spotlight on home brewing. Today, it
has over 30,000 active members around the globe and decades of shared
experience available in its archives.
The
site is regularly updated, so you’re certain to stay well-informed of all the
exciting happenings in home brewing. Click through the easily navigable pages
to see the latest trends in ingredients, learn about evolving methods, drool
over dream brew setups and browse brewing philosophy from the most accomplished
home brewers across North America. You’ll also find extensive coverage of the
most widely respected beer festivals and competitions across the United States
and Canada.
The
American Homebrewers Association website also hosts an active web forum where
members direct the discussions. This is a great place for you to swap recipes,
troubleshoot problems or to talk about anything with people who love brewing
beer as much as you do! The
members are friendly, and most will take the time to help beginners with
questions. Similarly, experienced brewers are also sure to come away from this
forum with a new appreciation for even the most time honored techniques and
ingredients.
If you’d rather make friends in
your hometown rather than on a computer, the American Homebrewers Association
can help you with that, too. Use the community and calendar sections of the
website to find a local homebrew club meeting, a local brew shop or even a
local brewing competition. The AHA has chapters across the nation. Even if you
don’t find an active club near your home, you’re still likely to find another
member in your vicinity; you can start your own chapter or just find a friend
with whom you can brew.
The
association also has a long tradition of hosting several in person events.
Throughout the year you’ll find educational brew events, meet-ups, a national
conference and several high profile competitions.
If you’ve got your setup dialed in,
you can join the largest international homebrew competition in the world. The
National Homebrew Competition starts with preliminary judging in ten cities
around the nation. There were almost 8,000 entries in 2012! Another competition
hosted by the association, the Great American Beer Festival Pro-Am, offers a
handful of lucky home brewers the chance to have their recipes to brewed by a
commercial brewery!
While
many of the site’s resources are offered free of charge, becoming a member
certainly has benefits. With a modest fee, you’ll get six issues per year of
one of the nation’s finest homebrew magazines plus unfettered access to the
webpage and the experts that make up the American Homebrewers
Association. I would highly recommend it. Happy
brewing from Brewtoob!
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