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Brewers Association of Australia
Encompassing Australia’s premier and iconic beer brands, the Brewers Association of Australia is committed to the responsible promotion of beer as an enjoyable and refreshing lower-alcohol option to other alcohol categories. Established in 2003, the Brewers Association of Australia has earned a reputation as a leader in the identification, development and achievement of positive policy outcomes to champion issues affecting brewers and beer drinkers. We are dedicated to generating a more informed understanding and appreciation of beers’ modern role, contribution and value to the entire community. Beer is a major contributor to the national economy, as well as the economies of all states and territories. But it also plays a…
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New York City Homebrewers Guild
The New York City Homebrewers Guild is the oldest homebrewing club in the New York City area. Founded in 1987, the Guild’s main purpose is to give homebrewers a rest haven to talk and learn about the aspects of making high quality hand-crafted beers and wines. In the past 20-plus years, many Guild members have moved on from homebrewing into commercial brewing at various brewpubs and breweries. The NYCHG now meets on the third Tuesday of every month at 7:30 pm at Burp Castle in the East Village. At the meetings, the members listen to guest speakers, taste hand-crafted beers not locally available, and of course: there’s always homebrew! Previous…
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Brauerei Baar
Baar has been wonderful since 1862 – not just from a beer perspective. In addition to the pleasure of drinking, the art of brewing also brought with it a spirit of innovation. Five generations led the brewery through the ups and downs of the fluctuating economy and two world wars. The Baarer Braui has been owned by the Buck-Uster beer dynasty continuously since 1902. Today it is “good in juice” with popular old and new beer specialties. She is closely connected to her beer friends – far beyond Baar. The unshakeable belief in the future lies in Baar beer: pride in the art of brewing at home, persistence in quality and modesty in dealing with…
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Belgische Brouwers vzw
The ‘Belgian Brewers’ is one of the oldest professional associations in the world and almost all Belgian breweries are affiliated. Its most important task is to defend the general interests of the brewery sector in the economic, social and ethical spheres.The Union acts as official spokesman of the brewers with regional, national, international and European authorities. Its action covers all sectors of importance for the brewing industry and is directed in particular at economic, social, national and international regulations, fiscal and legal affairs, agricultural problems and activities for the promotion of beer.
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German Brewers’ Association
Deutscher Brauer-Bund eV Together with its member associations, the German Brewers’ Association forms and maintains political networks at European, national and regional levels to ticulation and enforcement of all industry interests.The German Brewers Association, founded in 1871, is a brand that represents the interests of the entire German brewing industry. It is a platform internally and externally for solving upcoming tasks, for exchanging experiences and for formulating common positions towards politics and society.
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Society of Independent Brewers – SIBA
SIBA, the Society of Independent Brewers, was established in 1980 to represent the interests of the growing number of independent breweries in Britain. SIBA currently represents around 830 independent craft breweries and our vision is ‘to deliver the future of British beer’ as the ‘voice of British independent Brewing’. As well representing our independent craft brewing members in the press and lobbying government on behalf of brewers, SIBA also run regional and national independent beer awards for cask, keg, bottled and canned beers, host regional meetings for the benefit of members as well as the UK’s biggest beer & brewing trade event BeerX UK in Liverpool.
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California Craft Brewers Association
The California Craft Brewers Association (CCBA) is a 501(c)6 nonprofit trade association representing the craft and specialty brewing industry in California. The primary function of the CCBA is to monitor legislative activity at the state Capitol and provide a single and coherent political voice that represents and protects the interests of all California craft breweries. The CCBA’s mission is to connect and empower the craft brewers of California through advocacy, education and communication.
