National Beer Lover's Day is a day to celebrate the history, craft, and enjoyment of beer, falling on September 7th each year. The day encourages people to explore the world of beer, from classic brews to new craft options, and to appreciate the ingredients and methods that have shaped the beverage for centuries.

What is it?
A Celebration of Beer: It's a day dedicated to the appreciation of beer in all its forms.

A Historical Connection: The date is significant, tied to the Reinhalt Bolt, or German beer purity law, passed on September 7, 1516, which dictated beer could only be made with water, barley, and hops.
How to Celebrate

Try Something New: Be adventurous and try a new beer, whether it's a different style or a new local craft brewery.
Raise a Glass: Enjoy your favorite beer with friends.

Learn About Beer: Explore the history and traditions behind beer, from ancient brewing methods to the evolution of different styles like lagers and stouts.

Fun Facts
Women were among the earliest beer brewers.

Several U.S. presidents were beer enthusiasts, with George Washington liking porters and Thomas Jefferson keeping his home stocked with beer.

In 1516, the German Beer Purity Law was established.