The latest in a string of badges from the American Brewers Association, check into any beer from an American independent craft brewery between 28 June and 5 July to earn this badge.
The actual day in question is 3 July, and celebrates preparations for American Independence Day. If you are American, follow this link to find local breweries near you.
To claim this badge, check into any beer from a smallish American brewery (one listed as a Regional, Micro, Nano Brewery or Brew Pub) between 14 and 30 June 2021.
This is another badge bought to you by America’s Brewers Association and their independent craft seal.
Check into two beers from participating American breweries between 1 June and 31 August 2021. The full list is on the blog and includes some big names such as the Boston Brewing Company, Oskar Blues, Green Flash and Stone.
This badge celebrates the work done by the American Brewers Association Craft Beer Export Development program. They recently had some major success at the 2021 Australian International Beer Awards where American craft brewers won 112 awards, including 19 gold and 2 major trophies.
New for 2020, simply check in to any beer from a member of the USA’s Brewers Association between 17 and 29 November to earn this badge.
Your check in will also count towards the Cheers to Independent U.S. craft breweries badge as they’re both sponsored by the Association. A list of members can be found here.
Breweries are the essential element that makes the craft beer scene as vibrant as it is, so go out and support your favourite American brewer.
This sponsored badge was originally avaliable for 12 months from 20 September 2018 until the 20 September 2019. It has since been extended until 2021.
Paid for by the U.S. Brewers Association, check into a beer made by an independent American brewery to get it. 5 check ins gets you to level two, and then you level up every 5 after that, upto level 100.
The badge promotes the Association’s independent craft brewer seal, which was launched in 2017. This is avaliable to brewers who brew less than 6 million barrels a year and have no more than 25% of their brewery owned by a large, none craft company. To date over 4000 brewers display the seal, so there are plenty of beers to choose from for this badge.
Visit the Brewers Association’s site for a full list of breweries that qualify as independent.
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For this badge, check-in to any beer from an independent American craft brewery between 13th May and 19th May.
That means any American beer produced by a brewery classified on Untappd as a Regional, Micro, or Nano Brewery, or a Brew Pub.
Sponsored by the Brewers Association (of America), this badge has been offered every year since 2011 to celebrate American Craft Beer Week. The Brewers Association also publish a list of breweries that qualify as independent.
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