cactuscans, Ebay As Billy Carter’s odd, beer-swilling star was rising, the venerable Falls City Brewing Company’s fortunes were fading. Louisville-based Falls City had enjoyed a good deal of ...

The Billy Beer fans probably didn’t mind the smog — the beer was made available to Cold Spring beer drinkers at local retail establishments earlier that morning.

Billy Beer itself was a lighter lager and the label read that it was “brewed expressly for and with the personal approval of one of AMERICA's all-time Great Beer Drinkers.” ...

It’s fair to speculate that few people would have bought Billy Beer had Billy’s last name not been Carter.In September of 1977, eight months after former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter had been ...

Uptown Brewing Company and Billy Beer, Inc. have entered into a partnership with Greene County to build a 10,000 sq. foot production facility at at the North West Greene Industrial Park off 264 ...

A: Billy Beer first appeared in the marketplace during the mid-'70s. To find out if it has any value, I contacted Tony Steffen, one of the country's leading beer can collectors and experts.

The beer, the company insisted, was expressly made for “America’s All-Time Great Beer Drinkers.” Billy added, above his signature on each can, “I had this beer brewed up just for me.

Poor Roger Clinton. Bill got the brains, the brass rings, the bimbos. And Roger? All Roger got was the role of Billy Carter — without his own brand of beer. And now he may be in Dutch with the law.

From promoting the family’s peanut business to launching his own brand of “Billy Beer,” he lived life on his own terms. Behind his public image, however, his health was quietly failing him.

WALSTONBURG — Billy Beer Incorporated broke ground Tuesday in Greene County on construction of its new brewery and cannery. The Northwest Greene Industrial Park, located on U.S. 264-Alternate ...

Living; Have a taste for Billy Beer? Unopened can will be at yard sale Saturday to benefit Birmingham Boston Terrier Rescue. Published: Oct. 17, 2014, 6:27 p.m. Oct. 17, 2014, 6:27 p.m.