Beer

We all know that these next summer months will have plenty of beer festivals on the way. In fact, Gov. Gordon just signed a proclamation that declared next week as 'Wyoming Craft Beer Week'. But what if you drink beer and you're not much of a craft beer guy or girl? What if you're someone who likes a good domestic, which happens to be relative cheap in comparison to all the fancy schmancy craft beers out there. So which one of those 'cheap beers' is the most popular in Wyoming?

This is proof that even bears need to know their limits. A throwback story tells of a bear who downed zillions of beer on a campground then passed out for a long nap.

Thursday, April 7th happens to be National Beer Day, Wyoming! If you were to ask any beer drinker throughout southeast Wyoming what their favorite beer is, you might get a ton of different answers. You may get an answer that is specific to a brewery either in Cheyenne or Laramie, or you may get someone answering that with a typical domestic beer. You might even get some who answer with an imported beer. A recent report claims that they know what the most popular beer is in Wyoming...

It's a day that so many look forward to as a fun party day. Of course, I am talking about St. Patrick's Day. However you decide to spend the Irish holiday, there's one traditional drink that almost everyone can agree is probably the most popular on March 17th. That drink would be Guinness. Unfortunately, if you plan on purchasing one or two or five pints of Guinness on St. Patrick's Day, you happen to be in one of the most expensive states for purchasing the drink.

Take a break from the weekday grind and visit these fantastic breweries!

Recently, Laramie Main Street, which hosts BrewFest, announced that they were looking for several board members to join their team. Main Street's non-profit Board of Directors identifies and mobilizes resources, builds volunteer support, develops new leadership, and maintains a clear focus on the district's needs and opportunities...

In case you missed it, Laramie's first fall beer festival, 'Brewtober' took place this past Saturday (October 9th) with several breweries from the region showing up to serve a large crowd in attendance that made for a fun afternoon at Undine Park.

Samuel Adams is releasing a new beer in October that has an alcohol content that's been deemed illegal to sell in 15 states and thanks to to the lack of regulation on the amount of alcohol in beer to be sold in Wyoming, beer drinkers in our state will have access to the new expensive brew.

If beer is a universal language, Americans have spoken their own version of that language through the best brews in the 50 states and Washington D.C.

If you're a cheap beer kind of person, you might want to stock up on these before this beer company pulls the plug.