Brews For Boobies 3 has officially started. After last years huge success, we have expanded into 4 unique crawls taking place on Saturday, October 2nd. Crawls take place in Old City, Center City, South Philly, and Northern Liberties. Register by September 22nd to participate. Click Here to Register.

School is back in session! Now more than ever, you might need some cheap craft brews.

With the summer break coming to an end and classes about to start back up, let's face it, most of us are pretty broke. Between all those midnight movies, trips to the shore, and catching up sessions with old friends at your favorite local watering holes, there isn’t much money left for going out drinking during the school year. Even if you’re not in school, sometimes spending $5 or $6 per beer is a little out of your price range,or at least too much so to go out on a regular basis. For these reasons, we’re bringing you a guide to save you money on your drinking habits. With all the great happy hour specials throughout the area, there is no reason to settle for drinking shitty beer in your dorm room or at home.  We’re in the best beer city in the world, so go out and take advantage of it and drink up the awesome beers and awesome prices!

The 2010 Philly Beer Geek Champion: Steve Hawk

Bowser Beer is giving new meaning to tailgating.

Every dog owner has had that experience where you’re having a BBQ and your dog decides to knock over your beer just to get a drink. Or, maybe you’re sitting on the couch watching a baseball game and Fido gets into your mug. Well, now there’s finally a beer for your beer-thieving pal so that you can enjoy your own without the slobber.

Wenn Sie dieses lesen können, vermutlich kennen Sie schon über Brauhaus Schmitz.

In honor of the upcoming Oktoberfest, it is fitting to feature the only bar where Oktoberfest can be celebrated every day of the year. Located on historic South Street in Philadelphia, Brauhaus Schmitz opened its doors to the eager public about a year ago and has been the go-to German destination in the area since. After the closing of Ludwig’s, Philly was in dire need of a new home for the German-craving people. In a city flooded with amazing craft beer bars, there was a severe lack of German influence, until owners Doug and Kelly Hager took it upon themselves to start the German revival.