News

I’ve uploaded the group photo that Susan Rankert took at the April, 2008 meeting. It’s in the “Group Photos” album on the “AABG Photo Albums” page, or you can just click on the thumbnail below:

AABG is planning to participate in both Club Night and the Hospitality Suite at the National Homebrew Conference. Crispy has confirmed a reservation for Club Night as well as the Hospitality Suite for a shift (we won’t know the actual time slot until closer to the event) for the Ann Arbor Brewers Guild, as well as the F.O.R.D. club.

Here is a letter from the organizers about both events. (more…)

We have the AABG logo in a variety of formats. Members may download and use these logos to label beers, make name tags, meeting signs, and similar uses. Largish B&W logo (595 x 595) B&W AABG logo in Microsoft word (appx 220×200) AABG Banner PDF Color logo (large: 860×860) Color Read more

Jim and Wendy Suchy drove 800 miles from South Carolina. A bunch of us drove much less than that to the Corner Brewery on Friday for a warm, friendly get-together.

Sep 30, 2007 08:30 PM At 9:00 pm EST on Sunday, September 30, beer drinkers across the continent will raise a glass to the memory of the man who did more than anyone to further the cause of good beer, the one and only Beer Hunter, Michael Jackson. Come on Read more

Mike O’Brien writes to us: Congratulation to folks from our area that placed at the 15th Annual Michigan State Fair Home Brew Competition!

(more…)

Chris Frey writes, by email: As they prepared to announce the winner of the Gold Medal for American Pale Ale, with 388 entered into the National Committee(the largest of any style entry), Janis Gross, AHA competition director stated “If you win this, you’re an awesome brewer”…and then they announced Bob Read more

Best of show in the Arbor Brewing / Corner Brewing “Brews Crews” competition went to Jason Pruette for his Ale-n-Dog Alt Blind. We understand that Jason and Matt will probably be brewing this in August. The list of first round winners (1st, 2nd and 3rd place) is available online. Best Read more

AABG has a new web home. Please bookmark aabg.org. We will be rolling out some new features, to give you a more dynamic web home. AABG members will be able to contribute content directly, so you won’t have to rely on the webmasters’ schedule and time available. You can search Read more

Without creating an account and logging in, you can read content on the site. If you create an account and log in, you can make comments on most of the pages on the site. To create an account, use the “Register” link on the home page. If you wish to Read more