Craft beers can have really interesting ingredients and flavors and even get a little quirky. Delaware craft brewer Dogfish Head has launched a unique beer that will quench your thirst and let you develop film. It’s named SuperEIGHT and yes, just as the name suggests, it can be used to process Super8 motion picture film.

New research, now published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, investigates whether the order in which we drink beer and wine has any impact on the severity of our hangover.

With the London Marathon inching closer, New Balance has teamed up with fitness app Strava to give London-based runners some extra motivation during their training.

The yeast that people have used for millennia to brew alcoholic drinks has now been engineered to produce cannabinoids — chemicals with medicinal and sometimes mind-altering properties found in cannabis.

Between the two taps of Guinness at Joyce’s, the Eltingville tavern flows through about 80 kegs a year. Considering that volume, co-owner Joe O’Toole is well-practiced in pouring the Irish dry stout.

There’s plenty of mainstream weirdness happening in the beer world. Heineken has a non-alcoholic beer. Bud Light is starting corn syrup wars. Beer drinkers suddenly want low-ABV beers like, ugh, Michelob Ultra. But dig a layer deeper into the realm of craft beer, and some truly wild stuff is happening. Like the use of animal testicles in the brewing process. Here are the three weirdest beers you can find and taste-test—if you dare—in 2019.

The Drinks Retailing Awards are the first major drinks event of each year in the UK, and it was the major supermarkets who took home the majority of the top prizes at this week’s award ceremony. London’s famous and luxurious five star Dorchester Hotel played host to the evening of celebration, but it was those at the budget end of the drinks market who were picking up the accolades.

The Wizards and Witches Beer Festival, organised by Rock Star Beer Festivals, is described as a “wizarding world of wonders complete with magic, debauchery and mischief,” according to its Facebook event.

A beer spa has opened up in Iceland, apparently the country’s first — as if people needed another reason to want to go to Iceland.

If you’re planning a trip where you can drink endless beer and pay less for it than you would for water, your dream destination is to the best beer-drinking location in the world: Prague in the Czech Republic.