JACKSON, Miss. — A judge ruled Monday that Mississippi lacks authority to sue out-of-state mail-order wine sellers that were shipping alcohol directly to state residents, and he threw out the state’s lawsuit.
The Vermont Division of Liquor Control announced updates to its online training seminar platform this week.
WASHINGTON — The Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority, which runs retail sales of hard liquor in the Commonwealth, says ABC stores posted their 20th consecutive record-breaking year for sales in fiscal 2018.
New factory near West Virginia school could impact Northern Virginia's wine industry, wineries worry
RANSON, W. Va. - The proposal to build a factory right next to a West Virginia elementary school has sparked outrage from the local community and now the concern has stretched across state lines into Northern Virginia’s wine country.
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Police in Virginia are gearing up for an intense enforcement period to combat drunken driving during the end of summer.
When it comes to government, not everything should be run like a business.
GREENVILLE, Miss. (AP) — A city in the Mississippi Delta will wait a while before possibly letting people walk out of bars and restaurants with alcohol in to-go cups.
RICHMOND — A federal appeals court on Thursday rejected a Charlottesville-based Legal Aid Justice Center challenge to a Virginia law that permits the arrest of “habitual drunkards” if they are caught possessing alcohol.
Nationally, Michigan is a Top Five producer of beer and wine, thanks to a three-tier system that opens up opportunities for breweries and wineries big and small to create jobs, grow and thrive.
Concord, NH – To thank its out-of-state customers who make up more than 50-percent of its annual sales and to highlight New Hampshire’s tax-free status, the New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) is offering other New England customers discounts equal to double their states’ sales tax rates.