Raise a glass! A San Luis Obispo County brewery has some of the best perks for beer lovers in the nation, according to USA Today. Firestone Walker Brewing Company in Paso Robles boasts one of the ...

To make green beer, simply add food coloring. Blue is best to use in light beers. Here are 15 places that will serve green beer for St. Patrick's Day. (This story has been updated with new ...

As spring sunshine warms the fields, Konen, 65, and other barley farmers worry tariffs will take away crucial export markets and increase the cost to grow the grains, even as sinking U.S. beer ...

The driver sat in the ambulance and drank the rest of his beer as troopers watched, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Florida Highway Patrol photo A man in need of a ride stole an ambulance ...

Former anchor of Top Gear show Jeremy Clarkson, in a post earlier this week, announced that in an effort to support British pubs, they will give 1,000 free kegs of beer and cider. (Andrey Pronin ...

Here’s what to know before drinking a green-colored pint of beer St. Patrick’s Day is officially here! While the day is in honor of the Feast of Saint Patrick, the foremost patron saint of ...

Jimmy's Pour House, McCoy's Irish Pub and The Pickled Loon will be serving green beer for St. Patrick's Day. Live music, Irish food and giveaways will be included in some of the festivities.

The tradition of drinking green beer is an American custom, not Irish. Green food coloring in beer is FDA-approved and considered safe for consumption, but excessive alcohol consumption poses ...

Rabobank grain and oilseeds analyst Vitor Pistoia said global barley stocks were at their lowest levels in 30 to 40 years, but a shortage of the key beer ingredient was not reflected in current ...

The Boothbay getaway offers RV sites, a brewery, beer garden, rustic-style tavern, live music, dog park, and more. Boothbay Craft Brewery, Tavern & RV Resort is Maines’ premier craft beer ...

Making good on their ethos of beer as a source for good, more than 180 breweries in 25 states, as well as in four countries, are releasing their takes on “We Love L.A.” beer beginning this month.

Nevertheless, the proposals could provide a boon for the already highly localized beer industry, which has been under pressure over recent quarters amid declining sales and shifting consumer habits.