Consider the growler -- those large bottles that beer drinkers use to take microbrews home straight from the tap. The name for the container, which typically holds 64 ounces, dates back to before ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Minnesota lawmakers struck a deal Thursday afternoon to allow beer growlers and full-size bottles of liquors to be sold by the ...

Sometimes the beer one loves is only available on draft at a local brewery. Luckily, that doesn’t mean it’s impossible to bring home. Since the 1800s, imbibers have transported beer from pubs using a ...

It was the first question many asked when they heard that Salt Lake City's Epic Brewing Co. was selling its high- alcohol beer in 64-ounce containers known as "growlers." "Yes" is the official answer ...

February 21, 2010 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google If you'd like to expand your beer repertoire without paying top-shelf premiums, it's time to capitalize on the ...

Entrepreneurs: GrowlerWerks founders Shawn Huff, Brian Sonnichsen, Evan Rege and Chris Maier created uKeg, a portable, pressurized growler (a container for transporting craft beer and other beverages) ...

Before the recently resurrected Celis Brewery released bottles of its famous Celis White, one of the best ways to get our fill of it at home, as a draft-only beer, was through a growler: a 32 or 64 oz ...

Craft beer fans in Los Angeles have never had more choices for local beer, and you’re not limited to enjoying fresh brews just in the brewery’s tap rooms or buying bottles or cans to take home. One of ...

Following a recent story I wrote about the growler concept taking hold at an urban winery, a commenter asked whether filled growlers can be considered open containers during a traffic stop. Good ...

Drinking craft beer from a growler? That’s so 2007. For years, craft beer’s growth in popularity had been coupled with the rise of the growler, a 64-ounce glass container used to conveniently take ...