Hulk Hogan Launches New Beer

Hulk Hogan launches new beer just in time for the summer. We all know Hulk Hogan, real name Terry Bollea, for his work in the WWE and being a resident in our community. He just announced a new beer coming to grocery stores near you.

According to the website, Mr. Hogan says this about launching a new beer: "America’s at its best when united. And if there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s the simple pleasure of sharing a beer. That’s why we started Real American Beer — 
to bring people together, one beer at a time".

Hulk Hogan launches new beer called Real American Beer. Rumor has it, it's a light, easy drinking lager that is brewed with 100% North American ingredients.

"Real American Beer"' will be sold in supermarket chains, as well as Sam’s Club and Walmart. It will also be sold at Total Wine & More and ABC Fine Wine & Spirits. In addition to retail stores across the United States, Real American Beer will also be available in bars and restaurants in launch markets, including Hard Rock Hotels and Casinos, select Hooters of America locations, and on U.S. military bases. The Real American Beer website also sells apparel and merchandise featuring the brand’s logo. 

Hogan will be in Hollywood, Florida to launch the new beer then in Tampa on Friday. Look like he will be hanging out at the Hard Rock for an event.

After that he will be traveling to other parts of the country, like Minnesota on June 17, Missouri on June 20 and Colorado on June 24, with other states to follow in July and August.

The beer would be distributed in 17 states, including Florida, Missouri, Minnesota and Colorado, but the other 13 states remain a mystery.

According to Fox13news.com, Hogan is trying to help unite this country with this new brew. "’I got an idea for a beer that it doesn't matter if you're Republican or a Democrat. It doesn't matter what sex you are, doesn't matter what race you are, where you're from, what you believe in," he continued. "I've got a beer that's going to bring America back together, one beer at a time. And that's called Hulk Hogan's Real American Beer, brother."

Cold beer and Country Music were made for each other. Who doesn’t love a good country song about drinking beer? Whether it's the end of a long work week or the start of a summer party out at a show, there’s always room for country music and beer. Here are our picks for the 5 best country songs about drinking beer.

There’s no doubt the country music genre has changed over the years. Sounds change and artists come and go, but one thing remains the same. Country Music is all about real life and shares the stories of the everyday American. 

Ask anyone outside the United States about what represents Americans. You’ll always find cold beer and country music at the heart of it all … we’ll take some hot dogs too. 

Outsiders looking in might criticize the genre for its simplicity, but there’s no doubt that the simplicity of it is why we all love it. Representing real life without the need for a new Rolex or Lambos. George Birge told us all about how the haters inspired his song Beer Beer Truck Truck at 2023's Guitar Pull.

Country Music will always be there waiting for you at the end of a long work week, just like an ice-cold beer. 

Narrowing it down to only 5 of the best country songs about drinking beer is not an easy task. So, we listed off a few more honorable mentions.

A few other honorable mentions include: When It Rains It Pours - by Luke Combs. Pop A Top - by Alan Jackson. Crushin’ It - by Brad Paisley. Drink in My Hand - by Eric Church. Beer Drinking Weather - by Canaan Smith. Beer With Jesus - by Thomas Rhett. Beer Never Broke My Heart - by Luke Combs. I Love This Bar and Beer For My Horses - by Toby Keith. 

If Beer Money isn't on your list, we don't want to hear it. This song is the prime example of enjoying the simple things in life after cashing in the paycheck. You can give it a listen below to get your weekend started the right way.

The late TobyKeith graced us with this timeless classic to remind us that cold beer and red solo cups are the centerfold of every party. If you're breaking out the solo cups, you know it's going to be a good time.

If you're not the type to work in a bank and not too great at slappin' on paint, then this one's for you. Here's a throwback to one of Billy Currington's finest.

What you see is what you get with Luke Combs. So, when he released '1,2 Many' with Brooks & Dunn, you knew it was going to be a party anthem. Luke Combs has no shortage of beer-drinking party songs, but '1,2 Many' takes the cake.

In classic Eric Church style, Cold One takes us through a breakup with a different point of view. When being one short of a 12-pack is worse than losing the girl, you know you made the right decision.