Gold and silver tubes, discovered over a century ago in a bronze age grave in northern Caucassus, were previously thought to be scepters or canopy poles; new study, based on residue analysis and experimental evidence, concludes they were straws for communal beer drinking

Scientists have found a beer-like drink made from the drupes of molle trees and combined with psychotropic seeds — was likely a staple of intimate feasts that helped foster social relationships and reinforced elite positions in the Wari empire between circa 600 AD and 1000 AD

London Beer Flood of 1814

People in present-day Austria drank beer and ate blue cheese 2,700 years ago

Iron Age Populations Ate Blue Cheese and Drank Beer, According to Their Ancient Feces

A faeces sample dated back to the Iron Age in Europe was found to have two kinds of fungi used to make blue cheese & beer

9000 years ago, funerals in China involved a lot of beer

Archaeologists discover residue of beer drunk 9,000 years ago

Consuming alcohol - even one can of beer - can quickly increase the risk of a common type of cardiac arrhythmia known as atrial fibrillation in people

$28.50 Beer at LaGuardia Sparks Audit of New York Airport Concession Prices