beer

What's more Irish than drinking a Guinness or a fine Irish whiskey to celebrate St. Patrick's Day? How about a new craft beer that's not from Ireland, but has one of the strangest ingredients ever? Lucky Charms cereal. Yep, that's right. That cereal we grew up with featuring the Leprechaun with pink moons, orange stars, green clovers and what ever else I can't remember is now an ingredient of a be

It's Sunday, the day of Super Bowl LIII...yea I had to google it's 53! The Rams and The Pats are going toe-to-toe. Although I'm a Texans Fan, I can't wait to see the outcome. Every year, the family piles into our living room, stacked with my signature SnackFest...

Pilsner, previously available only at shows, to be rolled out across the world.

Craft beers are all the rage these days. There are small, independent breweries all over the world, more than 7,000 in the United States alone, and more opening every day. With so many to choose from, how do you know where to find the best of the best...

Beer is more popular than ever. There are craft breweries across our great nation, and the beverage is a lot more versatile than ever. Just as wines are paired with certain foods, these days, certain beers have also been elevated to a gourmet status...

The fate of some of your favorite beers hangs in the balance.

Well, here's something a little different. I'm sure you've heard of nonalcoholic beer before, right? They have such low alcohol or no alcohol content at all, so you couldn't get drunk from drinking them. I guess these are for people who drink beer for the taste...

Is beer going to the dogs? I guess you could say that it is, thanks to a Houston brewery that creates specialty brews designed exclusivery for Fido. Now, before you get upset thinking that giving your pet something with alcohol in it isn't a good idea, rest assured that Good Boy Dog Beer has no alcohol, and it's loaded with ingredients that are healthy for pooches...

If you're a fan of Busch Beer, you might want to venture to a National Forest for a chance to win a year's supply of the beer if you find a medallion hidden in a National Forest. The beer brand is also helping the National Forest Service by donating a portion of the proceeds when you by a specially-marked 'Outdoors' case of the beer, and a dollar when you don't skip a Busch Beer ad on You Tube...

A Bend, Oregon brewer is celebrating its local Blockbuster - the last in the US - with a new black ale.

Two great Texas companies coming together sounds like an amazing thing but looks like a big social media hoax.

We can add Def Leppard to the growing list of artists pursuing some sort of alcohol-related product as a side business.