What to See at 'Beer Here' Exhibit

A Rheingold beer tray from the 1950s.
To the deilght of beer lovers everywhere, the New York Historical Society opened its "Beer Here" exhibit to show the historical evolution of the favorite alcoholic beverage. After all, it... read more

More iPad Fun: How to Pour a Beer From an iPad

How does Simon Pierre pour beer from an iPad?
At least this guy is using his iPad for more than cooking destruction. German magician Simon Pierre has us all stumped and wondering how he's able to pour multiple pints of beer from an... read more

Demand for Gluten-Free Beer Grows with Omission Beer Expansion

Omission beers are made with ingredients that remove gluten.
On the mark of Portland, Ore.'s first-ever Gluten-Free Beer Day, the city's beloved gluten-free Omission Beer is taking its brews nationwide. By mid-June, expect to find the Omission... read more

Guinness Deep-Sea Bar Offers Underwater Sips

The newest bar to enjoy a Guinness is under the sea.
As part of the celebration of the 250th anniversary of Arthur Guinness’ 1759 signing of his brewery lease at St. James Gate in Dublin, Guinness held a contest to find winners who would have a... read more

Bride Sparks Controversy for Drinking a Beer

Who says brides can't enjoy a beer?
Future brides, take note — if you're more of a beer-swiggin' gal than a wine-sipping chick, you're opening yourself to a world of criticism. One New Zealand bride entered in a... read more

Frontier Airlines Lets You Choose In-Flight Beers

Vote for the next Frontier in-flight brew, like Osar Blue's Dale's Pale Ale.
Flying Frontier this summer? Then get yourself to the airline's Facebook page to vote for your next in-flight beer. Ending tomorrow, Frontier has been polling its Facebook users to determine... read more

World's Smallest Beer Shop Sets Record

World's Smallest Beer Shop Sets Record
It's not big enough to hold a party, but the the smallest beer shop in the world really knows how to stock a party. New reports show that The Little Shop, a 11-by-12 foot storefront, located in... read more

Scientists Try to Recreate Beer From 1840s Shipwreck

Scientists will recreate a beer found in an 1840s shipwrecked boat.
A beer that's 170 years old? It could happen. After Finnish researchers found two beer bottles from a shipwrecked boat from the 1840s, they now say they may be able to recreate the brew. The... read more