As we move into the fall, it's time to bust out the Lederhosen and pretend to be German so we can drink a lot of beer and ...

Oktoberfest isn’t just a German tradition anymore—it’s become one of America’s happiest excuses to eat, drink, and dance your way through fall. Picture this: giant pretzels bigger than your head, ...

Drink beer from a German stein, take a dip in the Ohio, bite into a saucy chicken wing or root for the Bengals at their home preseason game.

Drink beer from a German stein, take a dip in the Ohio, bite into a saucy chicken wing or root for the Bengals at their home preseason game.

The same could said for an impressive collection of artful beer steins that a man from Lansford amassed in the 1990's.

Vice President JD Vance toasted U.S. service members with a beer stein in hand during a visit to this major military transportation hub at Ramstein Air Base in Germany.

Beer steins are definitely a vibe with their ornate decorations and iconic lid. But even if they are nice to look at, why do collectors love them so much?

Harp GalleryThink that old beer stein on your shelf is just a quirky relic? Think again. Some of these collectible steins aren’t just conversation starters but serious cash cows. From sterling ...

Twelve years after bringing his brewpub dream to fruition, founder Ted Kim will close Steins Beer Garden in Mountain View on March 30. Despite having “amazing patrons,” Kim said that rising ...

After 12 years in downtown Mountain View, Steins, a beloved beer garden that spearheaded the creation of Mountain View Oktoberfest, will pour its final brew on March 30.

There are varying estimates as to when the collection of beer steins began. Some suggest that it started in the middle 1800s with museums vying for examples of fine Renaissance ...