Just in time for the Leagues Cup, Coors Light released the Chill Fanxiety Scarf to keep soccer fans cool as they cheer on their teams.
Memphis chocolatier Phillip Ashley and Miller High Life partnered to release a limited-edition truffle set for National Truffle Day.
Blue Moon Brewing Company is taking it back to the brand's first beer name, and launching a capsule collection with Ebbets Field Flannel.
Leinenkugel's celebrates National Beer Day with Juicy Peach Brew along with the new Juicy Seat Pants for all outdoor lovers.
For those hosting house parties, backyard barbecues, or kickbacks for the Super Bowl, this drinks guide may be of assistance.
"You can get really down if you start thinking about your loved ones that have died. So this balances it out. Just pour some out for them. Let's cook. Let's play music so that you don't have to be scared of death... Let's bust out some tamales, get the pozole going, and some ice cold Modelo. We'll be okay." -Mister Cartoon talking about el Día de los Muertos
Sierra Nevada and Buffalo Trace Distillery collaborated to introduce its new Colonel E.H. Taylor Bourbon Bigfoot barleywine.
The moment turned into a song called "Bed Intruder Song" that landed on the Billboard Hot 100.
Anthony “Spice” Adams, a.k.a Cream E. Biggums a.k.a “The Man In The Yellow Jacket” is one of the funniest guys around. He’s been enjoying the good life since retiring from the NFL nearly a decade ago, entertaining people and making everyone laugh with his acting, comedy, and memes on social media. But like any true […]
Today (April 20), the company rolled out a new Dank Dust IPA and hired a new "Director of Dank" in one Action Bronson to bring it all home.
This year, the Black Is Beautiful beer will now be available for purchase in Walmart stores across 21 states from now until the end of next month for a second year, and a portion of proceeds will go towards an incubation program aimed towards women and BIPOC in the brewing field.
As the history of Black people being responsible for beermaking as we know it isn't widely discussed in the beer industry, Draught Season felt compelled to make their next collection an homage to that history as well as a tribute to the Black brewers in the United States who presently make up less than 1% of current brewery owners in the country.