Recycled beer bottles, Roaring '20s and more

Beer distributors aid in combating human trafficking

Human trafficking is an ongoing threat for communities across the U.S. In 2019, more than 11,000 cases were reported to the National Human Trafficking Hotline. Fortunately, beer distributors are stepping up to fill the unexpected and unique role they can play in fighting human trafficking by joining NBWA's Distributors Against Human Trafficking initiative.

Artist sculpts with beer bottles

What do you do with your empty beer bottles? Maybe you turn them in at the bottle return and earn a few cents, maybe you display your favorites or maybe you just straight up recycle them. Josh Mazet, a glassblowing artist, turns his empty beer bottles into mesmerizing works of art.

Tortilla chip beer -- just in time for game day

Super Bowl LV is just a couple weeks away, and although traditions may have to be shifted in the time of COVID-19, many Americans will be stocking up on their tailgating favorites to watch the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers battle it out from home. Two California companies are fusing two tailgate classics together for the first time by creating a Tortilla Chip Lager just in time for the big game.

Post-pandemic era could be 'the Roaring '20s' for restaurants

Imagining a post-pandemic world is difficult, especially if you've been hit as hard as restaurants by COVID-19. But once all pandemic restrictions have been lifted, restaurants could be in for a golden age. There's been a shift in supply, customers are eager to eat out again and restaurants across the country have nearly perfected the art of takeout. Add those factors together, and it's easy to see how the post-pandemic era could indeed be the Roaring '20s for restaurants.

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Beer distributors aid in combating human trafficking

Artist sculpts with beer bottles

Tortilla chip beer -- just in time for game day

Post-pandemic era could be 'the Roaring '20s' for restaurants

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