Just about any place that fills growlers sells them (see list of growler bars).You can also buy online. Prices depend on the size of the growler and the material. For 32- or 64-ounce glass jugs ...

Boeing and the U.S. Navy extended advanced airborne electronic attack (AEA) capability to a key U.S. ally, presenting the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) with its first EA-18G Growler. Australia ...

U.S. Navy Growlers jam High Value Targets/Individuals' cell phones. The image in this post shows the nose of a VAQ-137 EA-18G Growler aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt, supporting Operation Inherent ...

Tin Bucket (3520 N Williams Ave., 477-7689) is a gleaming monument to Oregon brewing. ... Growlers are an overrated component of beer-geek culture. It's a lot of the same beer, ...

Sailors direct an EA-18G Growler, assigned to the ''Patriots'' of Electronic Attack Squadron 140, on the flight deck of aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman Nov. 16, 2015.

Beer pails were common in Baltimore when the city had many of its own local breweries. But after World War II, refrigeration and bottling practices improved, and growlers faded out of style.

According to the Beer Merchants, The name growler is said to have come from the 1800’s when people would use pails to take beer home and the CO2 escaping from the pail lids made a growling sound.