National Beer Day

National Beer Day is celebrated on April 7th each year in the United States, marking the anniversary of the Cullen-Harrison Act in 1933. This law allowed the legal sale of beer for the first time after Prohibition, which had banned alcohol for over a decade. The day is an informal occasion for beer enthusiasts to enjoy and appreciate various types of beer and the brewing process. Many breweries and pubs offer special promotions or events, fostering a sense of community among beer lovers while also celebrating the beverage’s rich history and cultural significance.