The House and Senate Small Brewers Caucuses give members of Congress and their staffs a forum to discuss issues affecting small brewers and explore ways to strengthen these businesses in local economies.

House Small Brewers Caucus Members

126 Members in 37 States and the District of Columbia* represented as of September 24, 2025.

Roll over the map to view House Small Brewers Caucus members.

*DC-At Large Eleanor Holmes Norton (D)

---

About the House Small Brewers Caucus

The House Small Brewers Caucus in the United States House of Representatives provides the small brewing community in America an extremely important forum in Washington, D.C.

The Caucus was formed in 2007 by interested members of Congress to gain a better understanding of all aspects of small brewing, from business and regulatory issues to the brewing process and history of the small brewing community. The purpose of the House Small Brewers Caucus is to provide elected officials and their staffs an interactive opportunity to learn about the dynamics of running a small business as a brewery and the quality, process, and value of craft beers and small brewing activities.

While small breweries share many of the same priorities and concerns that other small businesses have, brewing is a highly regulated business and has unique issues that most Americans are not aware of. The Small Brewers Caucus intends to provide information about the science and art of beer and brewing as well as relevant business, regulatory, and societal issues.

House Small Brewers Caucus Co-Chairs

---

Senate Bipartisan Small Brewers Caucus Members

25 members in 21 states represented as of September 24, 2025.

Roll over the map to view Senate Bipartisan Small Brewers Caucus members.

---

About the Senate Bipartisan Small Brewers Caucus

Former Senator Max Baucus (D-Mont.) founded the Senate Bipartisan Small Brewers Caucus in June, 2011. Senators Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) are current co-chairs.

Mirroring the House Small Brewers Caucus (formed in 2007), the Senate Bipartisan Small Brewers Caucus provides a forum for members of the Senate and their staffs to discuss the issues important to small brewers while exploring what lawmakers can do to strengthen the growth and role of these small businesses in local economies across the country.

The caucus also provides opportunities for Senators and staff to learn about the science and art of brewing beer, and the unique cultural and economic contributions made by small brewers to their communities.

Senate Bipartisan Small Brewers Caucus Founding Representatives