America's hottest export is arguably Brooklyn. From the très Brooklyn set in Paris to Brooklyn Bowl in London, the borough's cultural reputation precedes it, thanks in part to people like Garrett Oliver.…
Now comes the requisite discussion in regards to how much we loved/hated/laughed at yesterday's Superbowl commercials. MSNBC host Chuck Todd made his feelings known with a Tweet stating, "Left unsaid…
In an effort to catch up with a continually innovating spirits industry, MillerCoors is introducing a new beer aimed at a whiskey drinking audience. According to Bloomberg Miller Fortune (as…
Studies of residue on ancient pottery shards by archaeologists at the University of Pennsylvania have inspired Delaware-based Dogfish Head Brewery to recreate “defunct potables…based on archeological finds in China, Honduras,…
What do you do when you find a four-foot alligator slithering around your local Miami park? Take it to the corner store and attempt to trade it for beer, of…
In a move that signifies America’s rise in the global craft beer market, Belgian beer giant Duvel is purchasing Kansas City’s Boulevard Brewing, an American craft beer staple since its…
The Netherlands continues to make progressive strides in the world of social reformation. This time, they're paying alcoholics with beer. Why would a municipality not only support, but actually enable…
Apparently science is finally catching up with alcohol consumption. British scientist David Nutt is currently seeking investment for a synthetic beer made with a substance that he claims can mimic…
The one bottle that taught an entire generation how to drink, and how not to drink. Besha Rodell explores the 40’s strange cultural impact and appeal.
Upon the death of Prince Albert, champagne did not seem an appropriate sympathy cocktail, so it can be surmised that a dark beer was somber enough to foil the celebratory…
