St. Patrick's Day has become synonymous with wearing green, pinching people, eating Irish food and drinking green beer. To make green beer, it's simple: Just add food coloring. To yield the best ...

Weevil Gear and Beer is located along the Ecusta Trail, a 19-mile greenway under construction that will link Hendersonville, Laurel Park, Etowah, Horseshoe, Penrose, Pisgah Forest and Brevard. This ...

The Miami Marlins today announced a multi-year partnership with Molson Coors Beverage Company, which will untap a new era of ...

Bubbler Talk listener, Sophia Heyn discovered the geological history of quarrying in Estabrook Park while researching a ...

The Pub from 11 a.m.-10 p.m. March 15-16 will host St. Patrick’s festivities like Irish fare, drink specials and live ...

GAZING out over the sparkling crystal blue waters of the Bahamas, Gary and Kat Vanhoeck could scarcely believe their luck. After selling up in the UK, they bought a 36ft yacht and embarked on a ...

Veterans of Phil’s know to use this waiting time strategically – scanning the room to see what others are eating, striking up conversations with fellow diners, or simply enjoying the controlled chaos ...

Phil’s Fish Market & Eatery in Moss Landing isn’t just a restaurant – it’s a pilgrimage site for anyone who takes their seafood seriously. The unassuming blue exterior of Phil’s Fish Market & Eatery ...

Dierks Bentley proves his track record of collaborating with hot new artists on 'Cold Beer Can,' a duet with Stephen Wilson Jr.

St. Patrick’s Day has culturally become a day when people dress in green and kick back a pint (or two) of green-colored beer.

Shipping beer across state lines is not permitted in most of the U.S. but a majority of Americans want that to change.

Boulevard introduces three new beers designed for spring: a light beer, a non-alcoholic beer and an easy-drinking IPA.