Beer History
Homebrew Legalization
The 1978 U.S. federal law (signed by President Carter) that legalized home brewing of beer and wine for personal consumption. This legislation, championed by homebrewing advocates, directly sparked the American craft beer revolution by enabling enthusiasts to experiment freely and eventually open commercial breweries.
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