Drinks

Several traditional Irish foods are frequently served on St. Patrick's Day: corned beef and cabbage, shepherd's pie and Pepto Bismol. Please add to that list the Beer Cream Puff.

The dangerous consequences of drinking and driving are put under the spotlight once again in another video that uses humor to make its point.

Here's something harder to believe than a dude drinking Zima.

Not just any attractive woman. Nina Agdal. Yes, that Nina Agdal—our hottest woman of 2013.

If this is the new dress code for Starbucks baristas, we approve.

Beer – the fifth food group.

Drinking and driving is not something to laugh about, but one YouTuber decided to have some fun with the topic in the hopes of proving a pretty serious point.

If you've ever eaten pizza and drank booze and thought, "Man, this is just too tiring," have we got good news for you.

As a dude, there's something satisfying about enjoying a stiff Scotch on the rocks or a Manhattan at the end of a long day. Women may turn their nose up at our dude drinks, but that's also part of the appeal. We're men; we like feeling tough.

There are things you must accomplish in your life. While making a million dollars, winning a Super Bowl ring and banging a Playboy Playmate may be out of your reach, you can still achieve some impressive goals: like dressing like a grown-up, grilling your own dinner and drinking some of the best beers in the world.

The Big 10 athletic conference is filled with schools like Ohio State, Michigan and Michigan State — massive public universities with excellent reputations both on and off the football field. Then there's Minnesota, a BIG 10 school that hasn't won a conference title in football since 1967 and somehow lost money while selling beer to college students at TCF Bank Stadium in 2012...

The keg stand is now officially the second-most amazing way to drink.

MillerCoors is waxing nostalgic in its latest branding efforts, as the brewing giant has recently unleashed their limited-edition “heritage” can collection. However, this summer, the brewer plans to take their retro-stylings to the next level by offering customers a cool, post-prohibition style “stubby” bottle.

Milwaukee is a town known for brewing and drinking beer; its Major League Baseball team is named the Brewers for a reason.

While a nervous society sits patiently on the edge of their seats waiting for Big Brother to swoop in to their neighborhood like a ravenous eagle and deliver all of their darkest secrets right to the doorstep of the Pentagon, others are waiting for it to bring them a beer.

With the proliferation of craft breweries, marketing savvy American microbrewers have discovered that having a distinctive tap handle can help make your brand stand out among the rows of suds flags. But, because we live in a world dominated by D-I-Y ethos, creative beer tap handle making doesn't stop at the brewery.

The next time you drink a Bud, you could be making a bud.

The 139th running of the Kentucky Derby is this weekend, and that can mean only one thing: Mint Juleps. (And hot southern chicks in oversized bonnets, but we'll focus on the drinks for now.) Just in case you've never had a Mint Julep because it sounds like a cocktail Miss Daisy would drink as she's being driven around, you should know the main ingredient is a healthy pour of bourbon...

Liquor connoisseurs who prefer their cocktails on the rocks but have a seething distaste for the watered down repercussions of using ice cubes - meet your “pucking” salvation. Designer Dave Laituri recently unleashed his latest invention called 'Pucs,' which are stainless steel ice cubes developed to give drinkers more temperature control over their top-shelf refreshments without fear of diluting

It's good to be an NBA player. Million-dollar salaries, basketball groupies and comp drinks are a pretty fantastic way to live. Shame Battier knows this. While talking about superstitions during the Miami Heat's 27-game winning streak, Battier expressed his love for Bud Light in an interview: “Athletes are all superstitious and even if they don’t admit it, there’s a routine and just a cadence to o