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Washington Post Canadian football player knows how to celebrate a touchdown: Beer! Washington Post They do things a little differently on the football field north of the border. There are only three downs. The end zones are 10 yards deeper. The flags are red, not yellow. And they can drink after scoring a touchdown! Yes, drink. As in a ...
Read More »No. 8 WSU vs. Cal football: Baxter’s beer of the game
CougCenter No. 8 WSU vs. Cal football: Baxter's beer of the game CougCenter Skookum isn't new to the craft beer scene, it's been around since 2007 up in Arlington, Wash. In 2011 it hired Hollis Wood to brew beer, and after years of steadily improving their core offerings, Wood is now at the point where he can really play ...
Read More »Drink a beer, throw an ax: Stumpy’s offers a new alternative for a night out of the house
CNBC Drink a beer, throw an ax: Stumpy's offers a new alternative for a night out of the house CNBC Forget bowling or throwing darts: For nights on the town, ax-throwing has now become an activity people are doing for fun. At Stumpy's Hatchet House, a growing franchise of indoor hatchet-throwing venues, patrons pay to connect a sportsm ...
Read More »The Red Sox had tons of beer cans thrown at them during their parade — with very mixed results
Boston.com The Red Sox had tons of beer cans thrown at them during their parade — with very mixed results Boston.com As the Red Sox paraded through downtown Boston on duck boats Wednesday to celebrate their 2018 World Series championship, they were greeted by thousands of cheering fans — and scores of quickly oncoming beer ...
Read More »US Sailors and Marines Drank so Much in Iceland They Caused a Beer Shortage at Bars in the Capital
TIME US Sailors and Marines Drank so Much in Iceland They Caused a Beer Shortage at Bars in the Capital TIME American service members participating in NATO training exercises in the North Atlantic drank so much they caused a beer shortage at bars in Reykjavik during a stopover in Iceland. Nearly 7,000 sailors and Marines were in Icelan ...
Read More »Make Better Pumpkin Seeds by Brining Them in Beer
Lifehacker Make Better Pumpkin Seeds by Brining Them in Beer Lifehacker Boiling pumpkin seeds in salted water is a pretty standard practice—it tenderizes, flavors, and helps remove any stubborn squash strings—but boiling them in a mixture of beer and vinegar is a genius move (if I do say so myself). You get seeds that ...
Read More »WeWork to limit free beer all-day perk to four glasses
CNN WeWork to limit free beer all-day perk to four glasses CNN WeWork previously offered an unlimited beer on tap as a perk to member companies. WeWork, which is New York City's largest office tenant, has tiered pricing plans for co-working spaces for individuals and businesses. It operates in more than 20 countries. WeWork now limits ...
Read More »Duval ‘Til We Die beer sales benefit local non-profit organization
FirstCoastNews.com WTLV-WJXX Duval 'Til We Die beer sales benefit local non-profit organization FirstCoastNews.com WTLV-WJXX JACKSONVILLE — Jaguars fans filled up Wicked Barley brewing company, who sold a special beer with proceeds going to the Jay Fund to fight childhood cancer. Fans like Sam Clermont fill the bar for football. ...
Read More »Ask Kate About Beer: Why don’t all beer bottles have screw caps?
The Takeout Ask Kate About Beer: Why don't all beer bottles have screw caps? The Takeout Welcome to Ask Kate About Beer, in which The Takeout's resident beer expert answers everything you've ever wanted to know about beer but were too drunk to ask. Have a question? Shoot it to beer@thetakeout.com.
Read More »Beer Yoga: What to Know Before You Go
Civilized Beer Yoga: What to Know Before You Go Civilized Yoga and beer might seem like an unlikely match, yet beer yoga is one of the latest international fitness trends. Thanks to the founders who introduced this practice in 2015 at BierYoga in Berlin after attending Burning Man, you can now de-stress by ...
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