It’s been a hard day and you’ve decided to kick back and enjoy a nice, cold beer. But don’t toss that empty bottle or can, it might be a collectible! Folks love their beer, and everything about beer.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. German beer steins - shulers/Shutterstock Beer steins — lidded mugs with handles, used for drinking beer — date back to ...

Whether you collect antique advertising, beer cans, tap knobs, crowns, chalk statues, craft beer items, vintage brewery items, neons, tin-over-cardboard signs, steins ...

Thanksgiving is a time for expressing gratitude, but it’s also a time to share food and drink. Since this is a beer column, I’m going to focus on the “drink” aspect, and also express plenty of ...

Stevan Miner, of Winnebago, started his beer collection in the late 1970s. "I previously collected empty beer cans like a lot of kids were doing, and had amassed a collection of about 4,000 different ...

What would you do if you realized you owned several neon-colored bowling shoes and hundreds of beer glasses? Hold a garage sale, naturally. But if you own a brewery, you make it a fundraiser. Evil ...