Think that old beer stein on your shelf is just a quirky relic? Think again. Some of these collectible steins aren’t just conversation starters but serious cash cows. From sterling silver ...

What says Oktoberfest more than having a beer stein-holding competition? It's called masskrugstemmen, and the rules to this century-old Bavarian sport are simple: Rule No. 1: You spill the beer ...

Chances are good that your bartender at the local dive isn't handing off your pilsner in a stein. Steins are a bizarre piece ...

I won my first stein-holding competition, surprising some onlookers with my smallish stature. The bizarre sport is for "maniacs" who endure pain to hold a 5-pound beer far from their mouths.

Q: I have a beer stein purportedly brought back to the United ... I am unable to turn over and check for markings myself. I was wondering what if anything you could tell me about the piece?

One thing Lakefront has never been known for, though, is non-alcoholic beer. That has now changed, with the introduction of Riverwest Stein NA, a non-alcoholic amber lager. It’s a move that ...

Put your arm strength to the test at Big Bear Lake's Stein-Holding competition for a chance to qualify for an all-expenses-paid trip to New York City for the finals and a grand prize trip to Germany.

with a limited release of Riverwest Stein in its original 1987 packaging. The packaging pays homage to Lakefront Brewery's first beer and its 38 years as a Milwaukee staple. The image on the can ...

BEER we go, beer we go! England skipper Harry Kane partakes of a traditional stein at Munich’s Oktoberfest. Harry, 31, who stars for Bayern in the German city, donned a pair of leather ...

But five more South Florida celebrations of the beer-guzzling, stein-lifting, oompah band-playing variety also understand the assignment. (OK, we’ll stop.) While German-American clubs race to ...

When merry revelers from around the world lift their beer steins to mark the start of Oktoberfest in the Bavarian capital Munich, they might want to sip slowly, given they will now be paying €13 ...