Georgia craft beer industry leaders want state lawmakers to blow the dust off the nearly 100-year-old rules governing beer distribution to help breweries stay afloat.
As health concerns tank demand for booze nationwide, a handful of vintners and distillers are introducing ultra-low-alcohol wines and spirits - and New York liquor stores are signing up to test the goods.
The American whiskey landscape is changing and it's changing for the better. Whereas states like Kentucky and Tennessee used to be the only shows in town, these days, increasingly, more distillers from other corners of the American whiskey map are entering the game.
More breweries, taprooms and brewpubs closed in 2024 than new ones opened, according to Brewers Association year-end stats. It's tough to know what's really causing the lackluster state. Changing consumer tastes?
A measure to lower the legal limit for drunk driving in Washington cleared its first legislative hurdle Thursday.
SPRINGDALE, Ark. - Dry January, a personal challenge to forego alcohol throughout the first month of the year, continues to increase in popularity, with many citing health as the main reason.
NEW YORK - The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will permanently revoke the licenses of New York drivers with four drug- or alcohol-related convictions or incidents.
The Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) announced recently that outgoing Governor Jay Inslee has appointed Jim Vollendroff, MPA, as chair of the LCB board.
Ever wondered if it's legal to enjoy a drink on the beach or while strolling the streets of South Carolina's coastal areas?
In a unanimous decision made last week, the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors has cleared a significant pathway for the establishment of a business improvement district (BID) dedicated to the county's wineries.