And while the MTV-frequenting musician is possibly correct about his management calling him about the Duff name, that doesn't necessarily mean he's the sole inspiration for the beer branding.

First Springfield. Now, the world. 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.

Guns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan has been talking about how Duff Beer from the long-running series The Simpsons was named after him. However, one of the original writers and producers of the ...

This is one of those must-haves for any “Simpsons” fan: the talking beer opener. Pop the cap and it’s like Homer’s there with you to enjoy it : “Mmmm, beer,” he says, and you can’t ...

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 ...

A California beer company is releasing Duff Beer in a pop-up that’s been approved by The Simpsons themselves. The Duff Man’s favorite brew has been made real once more, and drinkers in the ...

You would think a show that takes place in Oregon, a craft beer mecca, would have a better signature beverage than crappy old Duff Beer. People are crazy for craft beer in Oregon. The state has ...

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.

Last week, McKagan opened up about The Simpsons reportedly using his name for the fictional beer brand on the popular animated show. He first made the claim in his 2011 autobiography, It’s So ...

The post Simpsons Writer Refutes Duff McKagan’s Claim That Duff Beer Was Named After Him appeared first on Consequence. “When Guns N’ Roses began to break into the public consciousness ...

Duff McKagan continues to insist that he inspired The Simpsons’ Duff Beer. “So I was Duff, the King of Beers,” the Guns N’ Roses bassist explained to Stereogum. “But this is 1988 ...