JOIN US ON CAPITOL HILL
Together We Can Advance Craft Spirits
The craft spirits category is in crisis and now, more than ever, we need as many distillers as possible to participate in ACSA’s Legislative Fly-In, held annually in Washington, D.C. This is our chance to meet face-to-face as a group with senior leadership from TTB and let our voices be heard before members of Congress.
The Fly-In is complimentary to all ACSA members who want to help educate Congress on issues facing our small business manufacturing sector. This is your opportunity to speak directly with lawmakers and regulators, and to discuss issues that directly impact the craft spirits industry.
2025 Craft Spirits Legislative Fly-In
September 9-10, Washington, D.C.
Join us this September! No experience is necessary—we will provide a full briefing and get you up to speed on issues that can change our economic landscape. Registration is required and complimentary for members.
A DETAILED AGENDA WILL BE RELEASED SOON!
Reserve Your Hotel Room
We have a hotel block at the Holiday Inn Capitol (550 C Street, SW Washington, DC 20024). The room block closes Aug. 15, 2025. Space is limited.
What to Expect at the Craft Spirits Fly-In
- Be briefed on laws, regulations and proposed revisions to enable our industry to flourish
- Meet with Senate and House offices to share the needs & realities of our industry
- Educate you and your team with the most up-to-date policy positions of the craft spirits industry
- Network at receptions with other ACSA members and Congressional staffers
Who Should Attend?
ACSA members who are invested in the future of the craft spirits category. Let’s do more than keep afloat our businesses—let’s revise the economic climate for craft distillers! The Fly-In is open to all, including non-members. Registration is required.
Why Should My Distillery Attend a Fly-In?
- The craft spirits industry is at a crossroads and we need to work together to achieve better market access legislation
- Share your story and challenges with lawmakers
- Learn for yourself the regulatory process and how it impacts your business
- Build relationships with your elected officials
- Represent our larger craft spirits community on Capitol Hill
