Dog Breeds
Welsh for "dwarf dog," this herding dog was first raised in Cardigan, Wales
Corgi
The four main ingredients of beer are water, yeast, hops, and this malted grain.
Barley
He was the first Pope. If you’re good, you’ll meet him at his gates in Heaven.
St. Peter
Known for their intense "eye" when herding sheep, this breed is often ranked as the most intelligent and athletic dog breed.
Border Collie
Founded in 1829 in Pennsylvania, it is recognized as America's oldest brewery.
Yuengling
Although celebrated as the patron saint of Ireland, he was actually born in Britain around the 5th century and was technically never formally canonized by a Pope
St. Patrick
The breed is named after the Canadian province where they were originally bred to help fishermen pull in nets and haul carts.
Newfoundland
Founded in 1759, this brewery at St. James's Gate in Dublin signed a 9,000-year lease for its site.
Guinness
This 13th-century Italian friar is know for being the patron saint of nature, animas, and the environment.
Saint Francis of Assisi
Despite their name suggesting a Danish origin, this "gentle giant" breed was actually developed in Germany to hunt wild boar. Not too bad Scooby.
Great Dane
This is “The beer that made Milwaukee Famous”
Schlitz
Known as the "beloved physician," he often highlighted healing stories. He is the patron saint of Physicians and medical workers.
St. Luke
Originating in Italy, this curly-coated water retriever breed is translates to “lake dog”. They are now known as the world's premier "truffle dog" due to its keen sense of smell.
Lagotto Romagnolo
Because they are fermented at lower temperatures, these bottom-fermented beers have a name derived from the German word for "to store".
Lager
Meaning "God heals" or "Medicine of God," this archangel is one of the three mentioned by name in the Bible, along with Michael and Gabriel.
St. Raphael