According to a recent report from the Brewers Association, the number of craft breweries closing their doors in 2025 is outpacing new openings, while beer production has also declined year over year. However, metro Detroit breweries are finding ways to adapt and weather these challenging times.
As of the writing of this article, the shutdown of the federal government has gone on for nearly a week and a half.
The debate over whether North Carolina should continue running its own liquor system came up again this week, as House lawmakers again weighed the system's efficiency against the hundreds of millions of dollars it funnels to state and local governments.
Iowa's beer industry is thriving - and experts says it all started with Iowa City's beer caves over 100 years ago.
Underneath the neighborhood on the city's Market Street, there's a series of tunnels holding the city's history.
Craft distillers in Northwest Montana still enjoy a steady stream of summertime visitors, but they are getting creative about how to stay on top of the market.
The 6th Circuit is being tasked once again to review a state alcohol law related to out of state retailers. Recall the 6th Circuit already ruled for Michigan in 2021 on a challenge to their retailer laws.
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Upright Brewing will close at the end of 2025 and shut down their brewery and homebase in NE Portland if no new buyer is found. The Upright Beer Station in N. Portland will remain open as a taphouse and food truck lot.
"Every state has a weird liquor law or two. Utah just happens to have all of them."
Tanner Lenart, better known as the Utah Liquor Lawyer, has been helping businesses navigate our state's tedious alcohol regulations for more than 13 years.
Some Michigan bills in support of the alcohol industry advanced out of committee to the full House of Representatives Thursday.
Much of the package deals with alcohol branding and distribution.
HARRISBURG- The Pennsylvania Senate approved legislation authored by Sen. Jarrett Coleman (R-16) that would expunge punitive COVID-related citations issued by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) against small businesses with liquor licenses.