It retails at £45.95 for a 330ml bottle, is the only beer with a 100-year shelf life, and has a fire-breathing dragon on its label - a nod to its namesake.

It is decadent. But the label art did warn you. Beginning 15 years ago, Péché Mortel ("original sin") was the first beer commercially bottled by Dieu du Ciel!, the renowned Montreal craft brewery.

Anishinaabe artist Chief Lady Bird stands by the work she donated to an Ontario brewery that will benefit a local women's shelter, though online criticism has raised questions about if Indigenous ...

The label on the Toronto beer you're drinking is more than just something to peel when you're bored or sexually frustrated. Instead, they're mini pieces of art, designed with a purpose and with a ...

A beer brewed with an anti-racism message could be discontinued amid a trademark dispute. The name and design of Yellow Belly, an 11% stout brewed by Buxton Brewery and Omnipollo from Sweden, was ...

Never change. Omnipollo — design by Karl Grandin "Every beer label in the world starts with a few basic ingredients: the brewery name, logo, and the name of the beer. That isn't true for Omnipollo.