Is this design for homebrewers only?

Homebrewers relate most, but craft beer lovers who push samples on their friends will too.

What's the green thing next to the beer?

A hop cone with a leaf, the ingredient that gives beer its bitterness and aroma.

Is the design on both sides of the mug?

Yes. The design is printed on both sides, so it faces out whether the mug is held in the left hand or the right.

Homebrewer: You Have to Try This One black coffee mug

Homebrewer: You Have to Try This One Mug

$17.99

Printed when you order, ships in 2 to 5 business days
$6.99 flat shipping in the US
Free replacement if it arrives misprinted or damaged

About this design

Visit a homebrewer and you will not leave without a sample. There's always a new batch, a new hop and a story about the yeast. This design is for the brewer who means well and pours generously.

A foamy amber beer stein, bubbles rising and a pale blue glass handle, sits beside a green hop cone with a leaf. “HOMEBREWER” runs above in small cream capitals between gold stars, and “YOU HAVE TO TRY THIS ONE” is stacked below in big rounded cream letters with a dark outline and an orange shadow.

On a mug it's coffee during brew day and something stronger after.

Who it's for

It's for homebrewers, craft beer fans and the dad who turned the garage into a brewery. Give it for Father's Day, a birthday or Christmas, maybe with a new bottle capper.

Find more like it in Sports & hobbies, Gifts for dad and Food, coffee & grilling.

About the mug

11 oz glossy ceramic mug with the design printed on both sides, so it shows whichever hand holds it. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

Care

Top-rack dishwasher safe. Hand washing keeps the print bright the longest.

Questions

Is this design for homebrewers only?: Homebrewers relate most, but craft beer lovers who push samples on their friends will too.
What's the green thing next to the beer?: A hop cone with a leaf, the ingredient that gives beer its bitterness and aroma.
Is the design on both sides of the mug?: Yes. The design is printed on both sides, so it faces out whether the mug is held in the left hand or the right.