Fireball

We're number one! Fireball is fast becoming the Moxie of alcoholic beverages. With a Cinnamon flavored "whiskey" taste, it is hugely polarizing, with some gulping it down with glee, or others preferring to drink the winter anti-freeze in their vehicles...

This is both beautiful and a disaster at the same time, it's a beautiful disaster. Fireball cinnamon whisky, which is actually made in Canada yet bottled out of Lewiston, Maine has figured out how to let die-hard football fans drink real tears of their enemies.

Many observers in Maine noticed a bright streak across the sky on Sunday evening. Here is what most people believe it was.

A Good Samaritan spent their weekend walking roadside in the town of Lovell, Maine and ended up filling 10 bags with garbage

Fireball retains the top spot for the second year in a row as Allen's slips to third in Maine alcohol sales behind another new challenger

Our friends at the Maine As F*ck Facebook page have done it again. They've discovered another incredible example of the funny unique style displayed only here in this great state. If you're not following them yet, you really should. There's always great stuff there that only us locals will understand.

The Press Herald isn't messing around! When someone questioned why a story about Fireball, Allen's Coffee Brandy and nips made the front page, the paper responded with a great tweet.

It's commonplace to spot bumper stickers on cars in Maine spreading messages of all sorts. Whether it's phrases that are uplifting or sarcastic, reminders of places that the car has visited, and of course the occasional crude message we can't even repeat here...

The amazing fireball that blazed across Maine a few nights ago was a meteorite. And if you can find even a small piece of it you could be $20,000 richer! The Maine Mineral and Gem Museum in Bethel says they will give the 20k for even one kilogram of the meteorite...

A Portland police officer caught this fireball streaking across the sky at about 12:50 this morning.