Barons, thank you for your continued support of our club!
Annual membership dues are a critical source of funding that enable us to continue offering you fun and uniques beer-related programming and education. Membership renewals for 2018 are now available in our webshop. Renewing online helps expedite the process, so please consider renewing online. If you prefer, you are always welcome to renew in person at the next general meeting.
Not currently a member? No problem! You can become a member at anytime by paying the dues. We encourage you to take a look around this site to get a sense of what we are all about. We’ve been promoting the education and enjoyment of fermented beverages for nearly 30 years!
A reminder to current members, your 2017 memberships cover the January 2018 meeting. However, we encourage you to renew for 2018 now to help us get ahead on making new membership cards for the February 2018 meeting.
Thank you for your continued support. Prosit!

The holiday party is finally here! The meeting starts early this month, 7:00pm. Guest are welcome tonight for the standard $15 fee. Like always, we are meeting at Cliffords Supper Club in Hales Corners. There is no formal programming or guests tonight but we do have elections for our Board so please make sure to get there to vote.
This month’s general meeting will be the culmination of the Barrel Project started this time last year. 6 teams brewed 6 different beers of their own recipe and chose a barrel of their choice to age the beer.
This month’s general meeting we welcome Colleen Bos from Bos Meadery. Colleen was a former Secretary of the American Mead Makers Association, a former medievalist and long-time homebrewer She has also attended Siebel Institute’s concise course on brewing technology and has over 12 years of experience as a project manager in research and technology fields. Bos Meadery was founded in Madison in 2012 by Colleen Bos and Peter DeVault. The Bos Meadery Tasting Room opened in 2015.
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Our annual picnic will be on Saturday September 9th at Picnic Area 3 on the Root River Parkway (see map below) rain or shine. We kick off about noon with a food provided (burgers, brats, chicken breast, salads) along with all our drafts lines pouring homemade beers, meads and ciders. We encourage you to bring a dish to share, chairs, pop-up tents, towels, yard games or any other summer-outdoor-type-of-thing.