By Eriq Gardner We have a hilarious complaint from two individuals who showed off their deft beer pong tricks in an ad for Carlsberg and who are now suing the brewer, TBS and the production company behind “Worlds’ Funniest Commercials.”…

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Beer pong players sue over inclusion in ‘World’s Funniest Commercials’ (video)

Jon Elks, a Brit beer taster with Carlsberg, says there is a more serious side to his calling even though he believes it is the ‘world’s best job’. The profession demands a “full control of your

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Beer tasting while keeping sane not the ‘best job in the world’

A TWO-WEEK strike by Carlsberg employees in Denmark ended overnight, but the world’s fourth largest brewer said it could take up to three weeks for stores to fully restock its beer.

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Beer shortage continues after strike ends

Denmark has been hit with a shortage of its Carlsberg beer after more than half of the company’s workers in the country went on strike Friday, suspending deliveries, the company said.

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Beer shortage in Denmark after Carlsberg strike

Scores of Carlsberg workers walked off their jobs in protest Thursday after the Danish brewer tightened laid-back rules on workplace drinking and removed beer coolers from work sites, a company spokesman said.

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No beer on the job? Workers strike

Workers at the Carlsberg beer factory in Copenhagen have gone on strike against a rationing of their free beer allowance.

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Carlsberg workers unhappy with beer rations

FREDERICIA, Denmark, April 9 (UPI) — Hundreds of workers at Denmark’s two Carlsberg breweries walked out of the facilities to protest the revocation of their daily free beer privileges.

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Brewer revokes free beer, workers walk out

World Digest: Federal police replace soldiers in Juárez; Carlsberg lunch-only beer policy sparks walkout.

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World Digest: Federal police replace soldiers in Juárez; Carlsberg lunch-only beer policy sparks walkout.

Scores of Carlsberg workers walked off their jobs in protest on Thursday after the Danish brewer tightened laid-back rules on workplace drinking and removed beer coolers from work sites, a company spokesman said. Related Stories ‘Mysterious’ dark object observed Power firm sorry over bill error Mother faces Facebook slander claim Safe earphones for iPod users Navy hero miniature raises £12,000

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Beer policy sparks Carlsberg strike

Brewer Carlsberg falls 1.9 percent, making it Copenhagen’s top blue chip loser, in lively trade amid renewed market talk that Russia may ban the sale of beer at kiosks.

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STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-Russia beer plan weighs on Carlsberg (Reuters via Yahoo! Philippines News)