In 1963, Dutch businessman Alfred “Freddy” Heineken created a bottle that could also function as a brick to build houses in impoverished countries.

When Heineken Bottles Were Square In 1963, Alfred Heineken created a beer bottle that could also function as a brick to build houses in impoverished countries.

HEINEKEN USA officially announced that for the first time since 1946, Heineken has redesigned their green bottle for U.S. consumers. The revamped “Star Bottle” is set to hit select New York ...

Heineken, the world’s most international beer, has introduced its newly designed 45cl bottle at an exclusive press conference in Onitsha. The event, attended by top directors of Nigerian ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of the infant care industry, the baby bottle market stands out as a beacon of steady growth ...

Heineken UK is pulling bottles of one of its beers from pubs and warning people not to drink it. There is a risk glass fragments may be within bottles of Newcastle Brown Ale, which is manufactured ...

Introducing the sleek Heineken 45cl bottle alongside the Heineken 45 Collection, Heineken proved once again why it’s a brand that doesn’t just serve drinks—it shapes culture.

Heineken recently collaborated with Montana Colors to design the Future Bottle, a collection inspired by Heineken's Limited Edition Design competition. Argentian artists Luna Portnoi and Martin ...

Heineken has updated the bottle for its namesake beer brand in the US market. The new bottle is taller and thinner and features a “thumb groove” to encourage drinkers to hold the bottle, keeping it ...

A man in Florida is in trouble for allegedly throwing an empty Heineken beer bottle at a 12-year-old child's head, sending him to the hospital.