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German Brewers Warn Fracking Could Hurt Beer Industry
File photo of a waitress using a whistle to free her way while carrying ten of the traditional one-liter “Masskrug” beer mugs at the opening day of the Munich Oktoberfest at the Theresienwiese in...
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Cricket Australia Allows Ahmed to Drop Beer Logo from Shirt
A bottle of Victoria Bitter. (Wikimedia Commons) Cricket Australia (CA) have agreed to let Muslim leg spinner Fawad Ahmed compete without the logo of a sponsor’s beer brand on his shirt out of respect...
View ArticleAustralia’s Khawaja Enters Row Over Beer Logo
Sydney. Australian batsman Usman Khawaja may follow fellow Muslim Fawad Ahmed and refuse to wear a uniform with a beer brand logo, but admits that cementing his Test place comes first. Khawaja, the...
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Paulaner Back to Slake Drinkers’ Thirsts
Paulaner beers are brewed on the premises in accordance with traditional methods. (JG Photo/Theresia Indah) The sight of the Dunkel beer pouring off-tap holds as much appeal to the eyes as it does the...
View ArticleEyewitness: Homebrewing in Singapore
Home brewing is banned in Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia, but legal in Singapore — under certain conditions. Brewers may produce no more than 30 liters of beer each month per household, exclusively...
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Multi Bintang Remains Bullish About Indonesia
Michael Chin, president director of Multi Bintang. (Courtesy of Multi Bintang Indonesia/Rendy Aryanto) Jakarta. Listed brewer Multi Bintang Indonesia, which is part of the Netherlands-based Heineken...
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Off the Wagon: Vietnam’s Binge-Drinking Problem
In this picture taken on Dec. 7, 2014, a man sits drinking ‘bia hoi,’ a local light beer, during a local beer festival in Hanoi. (AFP Photo/Hoang Dinh Nam) Ho Chi Minh City. A scantily clad DJ gyrates...
View ArticleBeer Today, Gone Tomorrow: Indonesia Targets Sales of Ale
Alcohol can be a hard sell in Indonesia, which has more Muslims than any other country. It’s about to get a whole lot tougher. A regulation supported by Islamic groups that is scheduled to come into...
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