Beer is more than just a chaser. Bartenders are starting to use beer as an ingredient in mixed drinks, as it is a unique flavor. This may even class-up this alcohol’s reputation. Read more… continue reading...
Business student Cary Silverman, after seeing students sneaking alcohol into the movies, has invented alcohol-flavored popcorn. There’s beer and pina colada - and the inventor swears they taste like the real thing. Read more… continue reading...
The holidays are upon us, and that probably means you’re drinking more beer. Hey, I’m not judging. But you may have heard a few rumors about your favorite alcoholic beverage that you’d like dispelled. Here are some of the most popular myths about beer, none of which are true: continue reading...
Like many foods beer changes seasonally, with different flavors making their way into different pints. Check out these suggestions for the best beers for each season: continue reading...
Here is a list of the world’s most expensive beverages. The funny thing is, many of the items on this list are actually known for their cheapness. Coffee, water, beer - you could easily not spend much money on these drinks. But here’s how the marketing industry has appealed to thirsty people with too much money in their wallets:
Most Expensive Coffee: Kopi Luwak, a.k.a. Civet Coffee - made from coffee berries which have been eaten, digested, and then, well, pooped out by the Asian Palm Civet.
Price: About $50-100 per cup continue reading...
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA–(Marketwire - Feb. 19, 2008) - Russell Brewing Inc. Today, Russell Brewing Company, a producer of premium craft beer in British Columbia, began shipping cans of its award-winning beer to private liquor stores throughout the Province. This marks the Company’s first consumer take-home product after thirteen years of exclusively producing draught beer. continue reading...
ST. LOUIS, July 27 /PRNewswire/ — The latest Gallup Poll shows that of the 64 percent of Americans who consume alcohol, beer continues to be their beverage of choice, with 40 percent choosing it over wine and hard liquor. The 2007 consumption poll was reported on Gallup’s Web site today.
Having maintained its standing in the past two polls, beer represents the largest segment in the alcohol beverage category in both volume and dollar sales and accounts for 56 percent of all alcohol beverage servings. continue reading...
