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We are so ready to get back to some kind of normal. Here at the Jersey Shore, that means being outside during the summer enjoying the beach, restaurants, and festivals.

Donovan's Bar & Grill in Manchester is among 12 restaurant establishments across New Jersey facing suspension of their liquor licenses for allegedly violating Governor Phil Murphy's Executive Orders.

Even though you normally find me drinking Tito's these days, I will still go to a beer festival any chance I can. 105.7 The Hawk, 94.3 The Point, 92.7 WOBM, Beach 104.1 and Townsquare Media are throwing one of the biggest parties of the fall season...

We have to add wineries to this as well. Great news for more local businesses. Over the last few months, local craft beer companies, and distilleries have been able to be open for carrying-out only, but Governor Murphy announced today that New Jersey Breweries, Distilleries, and wineries can offer outdoor seating areas to their customers so they can drink on-premises, and enjoy themselves with the

The Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee approved two pieces of legislation, one of which would allow licensed restaurants and bars to sell alcoholic beverages through takeout and delivery while also allowing distilleries to sell alcoholic beverages through takeout.

If your wedding plans were ruined due to COVID-19, I'm sorry. Anheuser-Busch feels bad for you too and wants to pass along a wedding present.

The new beer was made at Source Brewing in Colts Neck and you will not believe what they decided to name it.

How many drinks can you handle? A new survey says the average New Jersey resident can handle just over three beers before becoming tipsy.

Start your day with a pumpkin spice latte and end it with one of these pumpkin beers.

It's an accident that would make Bluto from Animal House cry or put his hands to his face in disbelief.

This is a BIG FIRST.

There are many ways to perfectly pair craft beers. Meats, cheeses, Girl Scout cookies. Wait, what?