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Rule No. 1: Never put ice in your beer. Seriously. There is nothing worse than a watered-down brew. Rule No. 2: If you take a beer out of the fridge, you are required by Beer Law to put another one in. It’s like baseball, when your hitter is up to bat you’ve got the next one on deck warming up (or in this case cooling down). So what happens when your lazy friends break Rule No.2? Easy, grab a Chillsner! This handy beer cooler actually rests in-bottle with an easy top you can drink through. Simply grab a Chillsner from the...

By the time March roles around your garage should start to pile up with empties. You’ll probably have a pretty good range going: beer bottles and cans, coolers, even a few empty wine bottles. In fact, by the time May roles around you’ll be starting to look like a little bit of a packrat. But let’s not call Hoarders just yet, there’s a good reason for the stockpile. You’re a beer hero and you’re saving those empties for the Returns of Leukemia Bottle Drive. Every year, for one weekend in May The Beer Store and Returns for Leukemia volunteers open the...

We have all encountered the dilemma of having to multi task while enjoying a beer. You have to make a quick decision - do you set the beer down? What if you forget where you put it? And even worse, what if you spill it? Well, in the fourth season of the ABC show, Shark Tank, Jay Kriner came up with a solution. The entrepreneur showcased his invention, The Beer Buckle, or Bev Buckle, making a deal with investor Barbara Corcoran for $50,000 in exchange for 51% of the company. The Beer Buckle is a way to hold onto your favorite...

Beer cans are more than just handy drinking vessels for the nectar of the gods. They’re the face and identity of each beer, representing the culture of each brewery. The can was originally used for its unique durability to hold the heat and pressure of the pasteurization process without bursting or later leaking on store shelves. While most people have a clear preference between bottled and canned beer, the bottle has been having some increasing competition lately with the new styles of the beer cans emerging. Here's a brief look at the evolution of the beer can:   The first major...

Bottoms Up Beer Dispensing is the future of draft beer, and it’s awesome. This innovative beer dispenser was created in 2008 in the garage of Josh Springer, CEO of GrinOn Industries, in Washington State. Now it is available for purchase across the United States, Canada, and Mexico and is popping up in sports league amphitheaters for the NHL, MLB, NBA, MLS and UFC, as well as bars, restaurants and resorts. How it Works: The bottom of the cup has a hole with a thin metallic ring around it. When you press the cup down on the dispenser, the nozzle pushes up...