beer

Remember when Budweiser started the "America" campaign this summer? Anheuser Busch took a big risk in May when it replaced the traditional "Budweiser" beer cans with "America" cans.

Beer with a shot of espresso in it? Hmm, I'm down.

New Belgium Brewing has teamed up with Ben and Jerry's to bring beer and ice cream lovers the ultimate brew -- Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ale.

A Baton Rouge brewery is looking for beer tasters to help choose the Official Beer of LSU.

Matthew McConaughey's brother, Michael "Rooster" McConaughey, has been awarded a year's supply of free beer after it came out that he named his son Miller Lyte.

Things that make you say "duh." If you slam 12 and a half  sixteen ounce beers in twenty minutes .... you could be sick. You could even die according to this report from the Huffington Post.

There has been some speculation, throughout the years, that drinking booze can lead to intoxication, or even alcoholism. Because of this, Russia has finally decided to officially declare beer an alcoholic beverage as a means of keeping their citizens from turning into full-blown boozehounds. Like us Americans. I mean they didn't say it was because of us, but it's a good bet.

The 2012 squirrel hunting season in Louisiana set to kick off this weekend may come with a warning. Wildlife officials warn small game hunters not to go armed with corn into wooded areas unless they want to tangle with a big game species.

Hate running our of beer? Have $6,500 to spare? The BrewCave Walk-In Beer Cooler & Kegerator from KegWorks has shelves for over 30 cases of beer and four kegs. Suck our suds regular fridges!

Yes!  Finally!  Scientific evidence! Researchers at Granada University in Spain said drinking beer after strenuous physical activity can be beneficial for the body.

Wait.  Sick of morning radio? After consuming only beer and water for 23 days, J. Wilson says there are two things he's sick of — morning radio shows and the Illuminator Doppelbock he's vowed to subsist on through Lent. The Iowa newspaper editor and beer blogger is halfway through his quest to live on the "liquid bread" diet, a 300-year-old idea brewed up by German monks who did not eat

If beer has been around for as long as this article says, how come it took forever till George Thuragood combined one of them with one bourbon and one scotch?