International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day
International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day brings women brewers and homebrewers together for a shared brew. Volunteers and professionals blend their ideas around a chosen theme.
They craft beers in local spaces and larger breweries. They donate part of every pint to women’s causes. Each brew turns a simple gathering into a vibrant showcase of skill.
The day carries strong meaning in the brewing world. It lets women network while creating real change. New friendships form beside mash tuns and fermenters.
Donations support education, health, and local charities. Each sip tells a story of teamwork, passion, and inclusivity.
How to Celebrate International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day
Here are some lively ideas to join the fun and support International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day:
Gather & Brew Together
Invite friends or local brewers into your kitchen or brewery. Work as a team on a new recipe. Everyone adds a touch of creativity.
The process feels relaxed but meaningful. It brings people closer and builds skills in a hands-on way.
Host a Tasting Event
Offer small tastings of your collaboration brew at a pub, taproom, or even your backyard. Keep the atmosphere casual and friendly.
Add short talks about women in brewing or your own journey. Guests enjoy learning while sipping something fresh.
Donate from Each Pint
Pick a cause that supports women’s growth or health. Pledge a portion of each sale. Share where the money goes.
Customers love knowing their drinks are doing more than quenching thirst.
Join a Virtual Discussion
Take part in an online event with brewers from around the globe. Share brewing tips, stories, and support. You’ll learn something new and feel part of something bigger.
Promote on Social Media
Take photos during brewing, tasting, or events. Post with hashtags tied to the celebration. You’ll draw attention and maybe inspire others to join next time.
History of International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day
The idea for International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day started in 2013. Sophie de Ronde, a brewer in the UK, wanted women to come together and brew on the same day.
She reached out to Pink Boots Society, a group supporting women in beer.
They helped spread the word across different countries. That first year, brewers in five nations made the same style: a pale ale using Cascade hops. Each group brewed in its own way and donated profits to causes that help women.
Sophie led the event for ten years. Every year, the number of people involved grew. In 2014, women brewed a red ale.
Later years brought new themes and creative twists. In 2016, they chose beer styles they had never brewed before. This encouraged more learning and collaboration. By 2018, over one hundred groups from many parts of the world had joined.
Project Venus, based in the UK, helped guide early efforts. Pink Boots Society supported the event in the United States and beyond.
In 2024, Women On Tap CIC, a social enterprise, took over the organising role. They added new energy to the event. Today, it remains a strong, shared moment for women brewers to connect, support causes, and celebrate craft.
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