Beer Culture & History
-
February 09, 2025
Ditch the clichés—this Valentine's, nothing says love like a cold one.
Let’s be real for a second, with Valentine's Day rapidly approaching at the end of the week. The rush to the nearest store begins. Like clockwork, you grab chocolate, roses, a sappy card, and maybe even a stuffed animal. While these might be nice gifts in theory, let's face it: flowers wilt, chocolates melt, and the teddy bear…well, it’s just taking up space.
But here’s a twist - this year
-
February 03, 2025
The Super Bowl isn’t just about football—it’s about the food, the drinks, and the all-day experience. Whether you're tailgating, hosting a watch party, or just in it for the commercials, one thing is certain: beer and football are a match made in heaven.
But not just any beer. The right beer elevates the flavors of your favorite game-day snacks, making every bite and sip better than the last. Whether you’re enjoying spicy buffalo wings, cheesy
-
January 29, 2025
Hey everyone, I’m Matt, the new Marketing Manager here at Mr. Beer! You’re going to be seeing my name on a lot of these articles, so I figured a proper introduction was in order. My goal is to make Mr. Beer more accessible to you, our brewers, and to help build an even stronger community around homebrewing.
-
January 23, 2025
Beer Can Appreciation Day, celebrated every year on January 24, marks the debut of the first-ever beer can back in 1935 by Krueger Brewing Company. This innovative moment forever changed how beer was packaged, consumed, and appreciated. Today, beer cans are an integral part of the brewing industry, blending practicality, sustainability, and creative artistry. In honor of this historic day, let’s dive deep into
-
January 14, 2025
Every January, millions of people start ambitious New Year’s resolutions, only to struggle to keep them by mid-month. That’s why January 17th is Ditch Your Resolutions Day, a chance to let go of unrealistic goals and embrace something more fun and fulfilling.
This year, instead of ditching resolutions altogether, trade them for a hobby that’s