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May/June 2026 Zymurgy Magazine Now Available

This May/June 2026 issue of Zymurgy takes readers on a global homebrewing tour, from Turkey and Tuscany to Ukrainian Golden Ale, German Dunkel, Italian Saison, and even a story about […] Read Mo...

| Sat, 18 Ap

American Homebrewers Association Board Welcomes 4 New Members in 2026

Historic first election marks milestone for newly independent 501(c)(6) and (c)(3) Jennifer Blair Read Bio Stephanie Butler Read Bio Jen Pereira Read Bio Jeff Whelpley Read Bio In March, American [...

| Tue, 07 Ap

History in the Making: American Homebrewers Association 501(c)(3) and c6 Application Approved!

For 48 years, the American Homebrewers Association (AHA) has existed because homebrewers chose to build something amazing together as a membership group. Not investors.Not shareholders.Homebrewers. Th...

| Wed, 11 Ma

Nominations Open: 2026 AHA Homebrew Shop of the Year

Homebrewers know the truth: a great homebrew shop is more than a place to buy ingredients. It’s a clubhouse, a classroom, a troubleshooting hotline, and sometimes even a therapy session. […] Rea...

| Thu, 05 Ma

Concluded: AHA Board of Directors Election

Voting has now concluded. Thank you for your participation! Results will be announced on April 7, 2026. The American Homebrewers Association invites active members to participate in the 2026 Board [&#...

| Mon, 02 Ma

Registration Open for Homebrew Con 2026

It’s here!   The world’s biggest homebrew party is officially back—and registration for Homebrew Con 2026 is NOW OPEN.  Join us June 19–20, 2026, in Asheville, North Carolina, with the Natio...

| Fri, 27 Fe

About Beer

As a craft beer enthusiast, you're likely no stranger to the idea that a good brew can be a great motivator to hit the gym. But the connection between beer and fitness may be more than just a myth. Research has shown that regular beer consumption can actually have a positive impact on physical performance, particularly for endurance athletes. This is because beer contains a compound called carnosine, which helps to reduce muscle fatigue and improve recovery time.

But for home brewers, the relationship between beer and fitness is a bit more complex. While it's true that brewing beer can be a great way to stay active and engaged, it's also important to be mindful of the calories and sugar content of your brews. A good rule of thumb is to aim for a beer that has around 100-150 calories per serving, and to keep an eye on your sugar intake to avoid overdoing it. By finding a balance between brewing and fitness, you can enjoy the benefits of both worlds and create a healthier, happier you.

At brewtik.com, we're passionate about helping home brewers like you get the most out of their beer-making journey. With our expert advice, recipes, and brewing tips, you can create delicious, high-quality beers that not only tantalize your taste buds but

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