About

Love beer and want to learn to make it? No matter your skill level, if you want to learn to brew beer, wine, mead, and cider or if you just love beer and want to visit and talk to like minded individuals, please come and join us in our monthly meetings.

General Structure of Meetings:

1. Guests/Member Check-in
2. Club Business items - Covered by the Executive Committee (Financial Status, Past/Upcoming Events, etc)
   
3. Educational Presentations/Discussions on various aspect of brewing
   
4. Sharing both commercial and homebrewed libations brought for sharing and discussions
   

The goal of Overmountain Brewers is to promote brewing education along with providing a venue for local homebrewers to gather and discuss their craft. Members and guests are encouraged to bring samples of their homebrew or favorite commercial brew to the meetings to share. If there are any questions or suggestions for the club at any time please share them during a meeting or reach out to us by using the contact page.

Meetings are now held on the second Tuesday of every month at 6:30 PM. Location is normally a rotation of various places. Please check the calendar for exact info. If you'd like to come to a meeting, send us a message using the contact form on this website for more details or just show up.

History:

Overmountain Brewers was started by Josh Gibson who desired a local homebrew club as the closest club was an hour away at best. Josh wanted to gather those who were interested in brewing together in a social format in order to promote and share brewing knowledge and experience. The first meeting was held on Sept. 30, 2011. It was attended by several people in the area who were of a like mind. These people wanted to see the club formed and were willing to provide all the help they could in order to see it grow. In January of 2012 Overmountain Brewers became incorporated, collected the first annual dues and had officers elected along with voting in the official bylaws.