You may have heard that drinking more alcohol is a way to cure your hangover. This article tells you whether this “hair of the dog” hangover cure has any merit.

Does 'hair of the dog' work? "The short answer is yes," said Dr. Ken Perry, an emergency physician in South Carolina. "The feeling of a hangover is due to the receptors being without alcohol," he ...

Hair of the Dog Brewery founder Alan Sprints on Tuesday delivered an announcement many hoped would never come: The last day for the beloved Southeast Portland brewery and taproom will be Sunday, ...

Hair of the Dog Brewery, a craft beer pioneer that introduced big, bold, beers and barrel-aging before Portland beer drinkers even knew they wanted them, will close along with its industrial ...

Now, if you 'hair of the dog', you 'cure' a hangover by drinking more of what made you feel bad in the first place. Aka, booze. Does hair of the dog actually work?

Though the album Hair of the Dog was a success in the U.S. for the band, hitting No. 17 on the Billboard 200, it wasn’t the band’s biggest album in Europe.

Bitonti opened Hair of the Dog at the corner of Alejo and Palm Canyon in 1978. After nearly two decades in that location, he moved the bar to its previous downtown spot, where it operated for 20 ...

Hair of the dog might offer a little bit of temporary relief from a hangover –– but that doesn't mean it's a good idea. "For people who drink occasionally, ...

Hair of the Dog closed the spot last summer as Sprints, one of the city's most respected brewers, retired. Sprints still owns the Central Eastside building, at the corner of Yamhill and Water Avenue.

Foresters refer to them as “dog-hair stands,” an apt description of pine carpets sown with 100,000 or more seedlings per acre. Each stem has essentially the same birthday — the day of the ...