I'm seeing the regular b3 site.
FWIW, domain name server issues often take 24 hours to propagate around. The cache that you're hitting (heh) is not local the way browser caches work (although there's also often a local DNS cache as well), but at a slightly higher level upstream. The DNS operated by your upstream provider doesn't necessarily update right away. This is especially true for changes to a pointer (where the name points elsewhere) rather than a brand new domain name (which tend to update more speedily).
Sometimes there's just errors, and this is more complicated now with many ISPs following comcast's (eeeevil) lead and replacing the "no host found" response from their DNS with a "here's comcast's search page" one. Sometimes the site goes away and is replaced with one of those stupid "here's a site about stuff, with search redirects" holding pages.
That kind of redirect can happen when people don't remember to update their domain name purchases (since you have to pay by the year or so). Sometimes the domain name keeps on pointing, sometimes the registrar moves it. The worst possible thing that can happen is if someone comes along and purchases the domain without the original owner renewing it. At that point, you end up stuck with litigation being your solution and that's not a guarantee.
At least morebeer.com isn't currently for sale; I had a new business plan all of a sudden.
