Homebrewed Joy and Resistance

This piece focuses on the phenomenon of glitter beers, which are typically brewed in small batches for beer festivals. Drawing on an interview with a Southern California home-brewer and the author's own festival experiences, the piece argues for glitter beer as a surprising emblem of communal joy and resistance.

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Journal of Festive Studies
Published
2025-11-25
DOI
https://doi.org/10.33823/jfs.2025.7.1.282
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Wine Industry and Tourism
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Homebrewed Joy and Resistance

Nicole Seymour
Journal of Festive Studies
Wine Industry and Tourism
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Homebrewed Joy and Resistance

Nicole Seymour
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Abstract

This piece focuses on the phenomenon of glitter beers, which are typically brewed in small batches for beer festivals. Drawing on an interview with a Southern California home-brewer and the author's own festival experiences, the piece argues for glitter beer as a surprising emblem of communal joy and resistance.

Journal of Festive StudiesVol. 7
California State University, Fullerton (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 64%
Wine Industry and Tourism
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