Homer Simpson’s beverage of choice, the famed Duff Beer, is gearing up to be sold in real life — and in a official capacity, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Homer manages to become Goofy’s plus one, and inside the bar, the two start pounding pints of Duff beer. “One of our writers, Loni Sosthand, had the suggestion to have Homer befriending Goofy ...

Duff Beer, Homer Simpson’s beverage of choice on The Simpsons, might soon be heading to real life coolers. The long-running show’s media company, 21st Century Fox, has given the yellow thumbs ...

21st Century Fox is brewing up a plan to make Duff Beer, Homer Simpson’s fictional drink of choice, into a real and possibly lucrative brand, the company confirmed on Friday.

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It's like a Homer Simpson fever dream: Two breweries in Tampa, Fla., are making beer with Krispy Kreme doughnuts. Hidden Springs Ale Works and Arkane Aleworks in Tampa have starting brewing up ...

This The Simpsons review contains spoilers.. The Simpsons Season 34 Episode 7. Homer Simpson isn’t the best dad on TV. He has a passing resemblance to the most representational, and he’s learning.

The Simpsons stunned fans by killing off Marge Simpson in its season 36 finale … sort of. The May 18 episode, "Estranger Things," teased some shocking events awaiting Marge and Homer once their ...

When Homer Simpson stood up and delivered his famous toast to alcohol as “the cause of, and solution to, all of life’s problems,” there’s no question what was in his stein: Duff Beer. The ...

Better Than Duff Beer: Homer and Marge Simpson-Themed Wine Bottles. Homer may be more of a beer dude, but the famously funny cartoon dad, along with his better half, Marge, is currently the ...

Crack open a Duff beer and pour one out for Marge Simpson, the blue-haired, raspy-voiced matriarch whose death in this year's ...

If Homer Simpson were tapped to develop a new dessert, it might be something like this line of beer-flavored ice creams. Salt & Straw is a Portland-based company known for creating off-the-wall ...