You could buy Labatt’s USA Operations based right here in Buffalo, New York!! InBev has agreed to sell the United States arm of the Canadian brewing megalopolis. We’ll start the bidding at $1, please ...

Saranac 12 Beers of Winter week rolls on with a delectable (yet, so totally not Red Hook) E.S.B. from the folks famous for ... well ... not making anything remotely close to an E.S.B.

Not to be outdone by Sam Adams, Saranac offers a winter pack sampler - and does so, remarkably, at a mere 70% of the cost. It’s a great way to say hello to several different styles of beer, and another excuse to post the brewery fire picture.

You want the toasted malt? You get the toasted malt. Talk about a beer that was tailor-made for winter, comes the beer with Winter in the name. Sam Adams’ best seasonal offering is on deck on this very happy Tuesday.

Magic Hat’s winter offering is alive and well. Cue the snowflakes and the holly, it’s time to warm up with a hoppy amber.

Students at Rice University are attempting to become the first to brew a beer that prevents cancer. Although they’ve made strides in concocting the chemical, the taste may still be hazardous to your health.

College OTR decided to whip up a commandment list called “Eight Things to Check Before Any Beer Pong Game.” We rip their list mercilessly, and add a few of our own.

For those of you who were really into the Dale’s Pale Ale, (and really, after that review - how could you not be?) we have another outstanding hoppy surprise in store for you. It’s Alexander Keith ... British scholar and nobel laureate.

They don’t get more Canadian than this, folks. Straight from the shores of New Brunswick (that’s way up there above Maine, doncha know!) comes this smooth, bubbly feast of a lager. It makes Labatt look like Coors Light.

While the U.S. election returns were trickling in from half a world away, the nation of Kenya celebrated a descendent’s great victory in the presidential race. The end result? There wasn’t enough beer to go around.

Sam Adams’ cream stout is a delicious brew that is so balanced, so smooth and so vibrant - you’ll forget you’re drinking a stout. It’s available wherever that Sam Adams holiday sampler thing is sold. This is by far the best of the bunch.

It’s election day, so why not get yourself together with a little classic American brew. It’s Budweiser, the king of beers. It’s as American as apple pie, or - in this day and age - as french fries. (Invented in Belgium, you see.)

Boo! We scare ya? Happy Halloween from The Love of Beer. Today, we’re going to be cooking up some frightful posts - starting with today’s Daily Brew. It’s not a brew at all. It’s a drink ... with beer ... read on, if you dare.

Everybody has their drinking stories. Now, people like you are being given the opportunity to tell your tales of beer and belligerence every Thursday afternoon. Your author today is the one, the only Mr. Greg.