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A College Mascot Turned an $11 Craft Lager Into a Maryland Stadium's Top Beer
College sports fans aren't exactly known for splurging on craft beer. But at the University of Maryland, an $11 lager inspired by the school's beloved turtle mascot, Testudo, is outselling cheaper stadium staples like Michelob Ultra and Natural…
Colorado breweries and cideries win 41 medals at 2026 Great American Beer Festival
Colorado brewers and cidermakers left the Great American Beer Festival with a buzz — 41 awards in the premier American beer competition. Why it matters: The medals give beer lovers a judge-vetted list of standout pours — and recognize…
Beer hall blames 'rising costs and stagnant footfall' as it suddenly closes
A Manchester city centre beer hall and restaurant has announced its closure in a heartbreaking social media post. The venue, which opened in late 2024 and was known was billed as a taproom and rotisserie, was a flagship hospitality venue for the St…
Cleveland Beer Week 2026 Opens With Lady Caroline Cruise
Cleveland Beer Week set sail this week with its signature OffShore Pour, a dockside party turned lake cruise that has become one of the nonprofit's most popular draws. This year marks the 18th edition of the citywide craft beer celebration, and…
Exclusive | NYPD cops killed man in scuffle that started over open beer can: lawsuit
The family of a man who died during an NYPD scuffle that started over an open can of beer claims the cops used excessive deadly force, according to a new lawsuit. Shelton Ennis — a 54-year-old reputed ex-con on parole — died June 26…
De Beers returns to Israeli diamond market
De Beers, one of the largest diamond companies in the world, is returning to operate in Israel after an absence of nine years. From tomorrow (Tuesday) until Thursday the company's diamonds will be displayed to buyers at the Diamond Exchange in…
HiteJinro starts brewing Kirin beer in Korea
Licensing deal speeds Japanese beer to Korean shelves as imports keep climbing HiteJinro said Monday it has begun producing one of Japanese brewer Kirin's best-known lagers in Korea, becoming the first independent importer in Asia to brew the beer…
Beer bellies could go extinct as boffs find fat jab targets alcohol-induced gut
Boffins have come up with a new weight-loss jab that could target beer bellies. Survodutide, an investigational once-weekly injection, has reduced up to 63% in liver fat and 34% in visceral fat in promising clinical trials. The findings are…
Cyprus beer deliveries drop in September due to sharp fall in exports
Beer deliveries in Cyprus fell by 1.2 per cent year-on-year in September, as an increase in domestic sales was outweighed by a sharp drop in exports, according to figures released by the Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat). Total beer deliveries…
Colorado breweries, cideries take home 41 awards at beer festival
Colorado breweries and cideries earned 39 medals and two special honors at Levitt Pavilion in this year's Great American Beer Festival, the nation's largest professional beer competition. Across the entire competition, 243 breweries and cideries…
London is losing a pub roughly every two weeks, new figures reveal
Get our award-winning daily news email featuring exclusive stories, opinion and expert analysis I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. London is losing a pub roughly every two…
Britain is on track to lose one pub a day in 2026. Here are the hardest hit areas
Britain is on track to lose one pub a day in 2026 after almost 300 closed in the first nine months of this year, according to industry data. The figures come from the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA), which counted 295 closures between the…
You Can Now Track Your Sleep Without Wearing Anything
S MART RINGS, BANDS, AND watches will all tell you how you slept last night, down to your heart-rate variability (HRV) and blood oxygen. They track how long it took you to nod off, how often you stirred, and how much of the night you spent in deep…
Prince Harry's real problem exposed after latest humiliation
Prince Harry was booed as he appeared on a big screen at a rugby game After Prince Harry received one of his most embarrassing blows since returning to the UK, critics have weighed in on what it means for the Duke of Sussex and his future in…
World's largest market' offers hope for Scotch whisky amid global volatility
Mark Kent was commenting on the global outlook for the Scotch whisky industry during what continues to be a volatile period for distillers in key export markets. The Scotch whisky industry received a major boost in July when, following a state…
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