The Amstel Beer Bike—possibly the best worst idea ever—is coming back to town. On Thursday, May 26, the Dutch beer company is taking over Stone Street ostensibly to celebrate the end of the ...

Amstel’s latest spot for the Russian market is a testimony to friendships formed over a pint or two, and the lengths one mate will go to when devoutly keeping a promise to hold another’s beer.

Amstel Light is kicking off Memorial Day weekend on Stone Street by wheeling its 10-seat beer bike into town Thursday night from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Of course, there will be plenty of suds on hand too.

Despite (or because of) efforts like this, Amstel failed to set itself apart in the increasingly crowded light-beer category. (I confess that for me, it had faded into an undefined crowd of ...

Amstel has launched its new range of bottled beer in Dubai. Low in calories and with 4.7% alcohol content, the Amstel Pulse European range is currently only available in Russia and Australia. “Pulse ...

There will be no Amstel after our stock runs out in 10 days,” said Farr. ... the Mail & Guardian decided to put Amstel beer drinkers to the test.

An Amstel Bulgaria installation challenges people to stand still for three minutes. If they don't move for 180 seconds, they're rewarded with a beer.