The Food Standards Agency says the beer cans should not be opened, need to be handled very carefully, and disposed of ...

Now, the basketball didn't just kind of hit the beer. It was a direct hit! An impressive geyser of suds and bubbles cascaded into the sky as on-lookers sat idly by, hoping not to become part of a ...

A batch of exploding beer cans has been recalled due to concerns they “could cause injury”. Lucky Saint issued the recall of ...

A popular beer sold at UK supermarkets has been pulled from shelves over fears they may explode. Low-alcohol beer producer ...

Lucky Saint is recalling batches of its low alcohol beer, after discovering some cans may have been over-pressurised and could explode.

A POPULAR Brit beer brand is set to vanish from supermarket shelves amid fears the cans could explode. The low-alcohol ...

A popular beer company has been forced to issue a second recall notice after concerns some of its products might explode. Loophole Brewing Co issued a recall for its Pacific Ale 5-litre Party Keg on ...

I do not mean this in the metaphorical sense, like “Beer is exploding; there are so many new breweries and interesting, innovative styles.” I mean some brewers are producing cans of beer that will ...