Chips and a beer reward long row (The New Zealand Herald)
After rowing nearly 4000km across the Tasman, all Shaun Quincey needed was some Kiwi tucker to make him feel good."I lost 17 kilograms on the journey, but I'm feeling good with some beer and chips in me," the 25-year-old Aucklander...
Green Beer Races draw crowd despite rain (The Capital)
They may have looked like harried waiters, but the runners in yesterday's Green Beer Races had only one objective: Get to the finish line without spilling too much green Miller Lite.
Beer Me! (West Hawaii Today)
Hundreds of beer enthusiasts ascended upon Kailua-Kona Saturday, taking in the views while enjoying a few cold brews to support local nonprofits.
Brussels boasts chocolate, beer and festivals for every taste (Detroit Free Press)
BRUSSELS -- I arrive coincidentally just as the city's annual rollicking beer festival begins. Also, I have an appointment with a chocolate maker. Also, I eat snails from an escargot stand on the street. Could this be Brussels, known as the tedious capital of the amazingly dull European Union?
Windsor gardener caters to beer brewers with flavorful hops plants (Greeley Tribune)
Pat Weakland likes a good adventure. Why else would he build dozens of 30- to 40-foot poles on two acres of property in west Windsor? Weakland also likes a good beer. What started as a hobby in Weakland's home is turning into a business for the 20-year Windsor resident. "I started growing my own hops because I wanted my own fresh hops to put in my own fresh beer," Weakland said. "It was an ...
Ale-spiked dishes feed beer belly (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Despite what some party-hardy leprechauns might think on St. Patrick's Day, all beers are not created equal and not all dishes made with beer are really a good idea.
In Brevard, beer, faith go hand in hand (Florida Today)
The Rev. John Fisher leaned forward on the barstool, took a sip of his dark beer and started talking about divine providence.
