Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got trains, indie beer, and wallpaper. First, some news, via John ‘The Beer Nut’ Duffy and the European Beer ...

First you notice the flashing, old-timey neon sign showing a bowling ... three bucks or go upscale with a $4 Heineken. You don’t have to look hard for signs the bowling alley is a Catholic ...

Heineken thinks that’s way too much time and has launched a new campaign encouraging people to put their devices down and socialize more in person. Ideally, with a beer of course. With consumers ...

What comes to your mind when you think of beer? Is it the crisp and refreshing taste of a ... such an iconic industry sector where labels are hung over bottles opposite neon signs displaying them all ...

(EPA Images pic) Heineken said today its beer sales were down in the first quarter but kept profit forecasts for the year unchanged despite noting increased uncertainty from tariffs. Global beer ...

Today you will see bicycle friendly streets and specifically designed routes throughout the cities, and signs telling cars ... Netherlands known for? Heineken is one of the most popular Dutch beers.

Heineken is betting that consumers are sticking to nonalcoholic beer well beyond Dry January. The Dutch brewer is seeking to tap into growing demand for low- and no-alcohol beverages, a category ...

This drag bar, named for the tutus (“2-2” is a play on “tutu”) ringing its 15-odd barstools, operates in a different sphere than the neon ... Heineken, the first “on-the-house” beer ...

The Dutch capital of Amsterdam has joined other European hotspots where residents’ backlash against the ever-increasing number of tourists is gathering pace, with residents taking to the streets ...

Heineken has said its draught zero-alcohol beer will be available in 3,000 Irish venues by the end of the year, extending its leading position in the Republic’s non-alcoholic drinks market.

The bold colours pop and create high visibility on neon signs, billboards, or Heineken bottles and cans. The logo is a proud symbol of quality and responsibility, reflecting the brand's passion for ...