The series resulted in the reproduction of an 825 B.C. beer drank by Italian monks, a Revolutionary War-era porter similar to ...

The showy feasts of beef and beer were likely held to demonstrate power and political status, and helped the Vikings lock in good relationships with their neighbors.

A goat that serves fallen Viking warriors in the afterlife features in Norse mythology. However, multiple translations state the animal limitlessly produces mead, rather than beer. A rumor has ...

Vikings are often associated with being ruthless colonizers, seafaring pirates, and raiders, and their feasts viewed as ...

Vikings have a reputation for their ruthless marauding ways, but new evidence from an ongoing archaeological dig shows that the Vikings who settled in Iceland spent more time brewing beer and ...