beer

Toby Keith & Willie Nelson like beer for their horses. Canine wine is fine if non-alcoholic, but I’ll bet they prefer beer. There is Bottom Sniffer Beer for dogs. A Denver based company has wines for dogs that come with excellent pedigrees. ...

Playboy magazine published a map of the US that shows each state’s favorite beer. Most of the beers were made from major brewers, but were not the typical beer.

We asked, you voted, and we have a clear favorite for the best brewery that attended the 2016 Wyoming Brewers Festival!

I don't know if I would want an ice cream flavored beer, but it worked before. Now get ready for a new release. Fort Collins, Colorado’s New Belgium brewery is teaming up with Vermont’s Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream to create Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Beer. Th...

Vote for your favorite brewery at the 21st Wyoming Brewers Festival!

Check out some of my favorite breweries from the 21st annual Wyoming Brewers Festival in Cheyenne!

While Wyoming has several fine breweries, many of us love a chance to sample the fruits of our neighbor’s labors and will road trip to do it. Just down I-25 in Fort Collins, Colorado, lies an excuse to delve into some new craft brews. Doug and Wynn Odell started Odell Brewing in 1989 and it has since grown to be the nation’s the 34th largest craft brewery in the country...

Cheyenne has a new brewery, and one of our DJ's/Beer Snobs tried it out!

The fastest growing beer in America is from Mexico and you’ve probably never heard of it. It has not been marketed to gringos until a few months ago, according to 24/wallst. They say it shows the growing buying power among Hispanic consumers...

What happened to your favorite beer? Americans still love beer, but there are some beers we're just not that into anymore, particularly as specialty and craft beers become more popular. 24/7 Wall St. runs down 10 beers falling out of favor with Americans: Budweiser: Yes, the King of Beers, saw their sales dive 26% over a recent 5 year period (2009-2014)...

The makers of Beck's beer just settled a class-action lawsuit, which claimed the line "German quality" made people think it was brewed in Germany when it's actually made in St. Louis. If you've bought at least one bottle of Beck's in the last four years, you can fill out a form online and get $12 in the mail...

Today (Monday, Sept. 28th) is National Drink A Beer Day... yep, that's a thing.