The ultimate gift for the tailgating Beer Pong Enthusiast are these Beer Pong tables with built-in coolers. The 8′ long, lightweight aluminum beer pong tables have a flexible icy bag inset in the center of the table to keep your drinks cold. (more…)
If you'd prefer to count the days until Christmas with a brew in lieu of a waxy chocolate candy, this is the advent calendar for…
Beck's Germany has introduced the Scratch Bottle, an aluminum covered bottle on which you can scratch any design, words or art with your fingernail. Beck's…
Now that craft beers are all the rage, they deserve an equally considered glass from which to drink them. These four glasses will turn any…
And in bizarre breaking news, General Mills' Wheaties, long known as the Breakfast of Champions, has partnered with Minneapolis-based craft brewery Fulton, to launch a…
Three of the main ingredients found in Carlsberg lager: barley, hops and yeast, are rich in vitamin B and silicium and are known to have…
We’ve seen an annual report you have to cook to read, moving magazine covers from TIME and Wallpaper, a BBQ Bible that functions as a cutting board and more, the first interactive print ad and now, a print ad that when soaked in water, can be wrapped around a beer, popped in the freezer and it will chill in half the usual time. (more…)
La Catrina Wines and Day of The Dead Beer (Cerveza de los Muertos) are beer and wine bottle designs that feature the artwork of Sean…
Austin Beerworks has released The Anytime Ale 99-pack, a gargantuan rectangular case that hold 99 cans of the craft brewery’s Peacetime. The world’s first and only 99-pack, the over 7 foot long container holds 82 pounds of craft beer and costs $99. (more…)
The Skol Ice Pack. For Skol Beer, F/Nazca Saatchi & Saatchi of Sao Paulo, Brazil came up with this cool – well, freezing – idea. To package six packs of Skol beer in portable blocks of frozen ice (that don’t freeze the beer) and distribute it to Russian tourists in Cuiabá, one of the hottest capitals of Brazil, to remind the European World Cup fans of their harsh winters back home. (more…)
