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Happy Hour: Why So Many Beer Bottles Suddenly Look So Different
You’d know a can of Budweiser anywhere. Like many other major brands, whether it’s Coca-Cola, M&Ms or BMW, Bud’s red and white packaging is instantly recognisable. It’s familiar, it’s safe, and it’s universally likeable. But recently Budweiser, along with several other ubiquitous beer makers including Miller Lite, Heineken and Sam Adams, have made major changes to their iconic packaging. Here’s why.
How To Open 24 Beer Bottles At Once
Got a lot of friends visiting? Man, it’s going to be boring to open each and every bottle of beer separately — so what you need is an opener like this, that can ready 24 beers for drinking in a glorious, single movement.
Aussie Researchers Unlock The Secret Of Longer-Lasting Beer
Let’s face it: we’re all stockpiling beer. Whether it’s for a public holiday, “personal use” or just the end of the world, the great Aussie beer fridge is part of our culture. The worst thing about stockpiling beer, however, is the potential for it to go bad after a while. Despair no longer, Australian beer drinkers: science is here.
Would You Ever Use A Facebook-Connected Beer Mug?
In the grand scheme of things, social media is pretty great by most accounts. It’s changed the face of the Internet. Drinking is also pretty great. It formed the shape of the world. So how about Facebook-connected beer receptacles?
Why Would Anyone Buy A Bow Tie-Shaped Beer Can That Gives You Less Beer?
When Budweiser changed its iconic beer can to accentuate the bow tie logo of the so-called King of Beers, I was not happy. Even though I don’t really care what the outside of the beer can looks like as long as my words start slurring. Even though I don’t drink Budweiser. It was a telegraphed move by an old company trying to fake cool.
The Bar Fight Dominator Is A Slingshot That Shoots Glass Ashtrays
What is there to even say? Joerg Sprave dreamed up a slingshot that shoots glass ashtrays and has a broken beer bottle attached as a bayonet. It’s all pretty legit.
iPourIt: Who Needs Bartenders?
Tired of waiting for the bartender to simply pour your beer while he’s busy making a half dozen martinis? You’ll want this beer tap technology to make its way to your local drinking hole soon.
