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Current U.S. law allows the head of household to make 200 gallons of beer or wine per year without a license.
If both of a married couple are making beer or wine, they can only make 100 gallon per year each.
It is still a total of 200 gallons of fermented beverage per year per household.
By the way, 200 gallons comes to about 5 2/3 of the 12 oz bottles per day for your personal consumption. Also note that if you start a 5-gallon batch 3 weeks out of 4, your will just about make your limit. |
| This beer may not be sold or bartered. You may certainly enjoy it. You may hold parties. You may share a bottle or so with others. Just don't give away so much that it looks like you might be bartering for something in return. Barter is taxable. |
| Check with your local beer / wine supply store to see if there are any local laws you should know about. Some local laws may be more restrictive than the federal laws. |
| Be responsible in your brewing. Be responsible in your drinking. If you do something stupid, and get in trouble with your brew, don't come crying to me. |
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