While many would be surprised to learn this, it turns out beer is sometimes stored in plastic bottles in some parts of the world, for example in the UK. There, plastic beer bottles are a fairly ...

3. Beer Stein (this one is by King) – Alright, I may not love beer mugs and tankards, but I’ll be the first to admit that beer steins are awesome.

A new study of 24 popular German beer brands discovered traces of the plastic, which could have come from machinery, been in the bottles prior to filling, or simply been present in the water.

The plastic beer bottle, says nanotechnology analyst Peter Conley, has long been the Holy Grail of the global beer industry. A switch from glass and aluminum to plastic would dramatically cut ...

Plastic bottles have been housing Japanese wine and sake since 2010, but this week’s announcement is the first time the country’s brewers are using plastic for beer.

German tax inspector Oliver Strümpfel managed 29 full tankards — that's more than 150 pounds — no mean feat when you're not allowed to use a tray or slosh more than 10 percent of the beer.

Bad calls. Beer. Unhappy fans. Beer. Plastic beer bottles. Beer. Combined, they don’t make up a recipe for peace on earth and good will toward man. In the aftermath of recent bottle-throwing incidents ...

Beer company Carlsberg has created what it believes is a world-first – a six-pack held together by glue. The design is set to reduce the company’s use of plastic packaging by more than 75 percent.

Vandenabeele estimates that Massachusetts brewers use 10 million plastic beer toppers a year; nationwide, brewers use over a billion. New England microbreweries use their fair share: nationwide ...

You know those hard plastic beer can holders? I have 147 of them. I counted. They’re an array of colors — black, brown, silver, red, purple, yellow, pink, blue, three shades of green &m… ...