DrinkWise has joined forces with the Australian Government's Smartaveller service to launch a new national campaign designed to raise awareness about alcohol safety for young Australians traveling overseas this summer.
The National Safety Council (NSC) estimates that 439 people may die in road accidents during this Thanksgiving holiday period. With 73.3 million drivers expected to travel as families head out to see loved ones, there is a heightened risk of collisions.
- As grocery stores take over wine, Boulder's Hazel's pivots with food, coffee and nonalcoholic drinks
Hazel's Beverage World, located at the southwest corner of 28th and Pearl, has long been Boulder's premier destination for alcoholic drinks of all kinds. This fall, Hazel's is expanding its inventory to offer more specialty foods, grocery essentials and non-alcoholic beverages.
Diageo appointed former Tesco boss Dave Lewis as its CEO on Monday, ending a months-long search and turning to an outsider to revive growth at the world's largest spirits maker during a challenging period.
Nersisyan, the vice-president of sales and marketing at the winery, says there was an uptick in visitors of about 10 to 15 per cent over the summer, as more newcomers sought out local tourism opportunities close to Toronto, and already loyal customers doubled down on purchasing the local wines they loved.
Wicomico County's ongoing debate over alcohol laws intensified this week as council members split over expanding liquor licenses and loosening long-standing restrictions.
Total beverage alcohol (TBA) consumption volume declined by 1% during H1 2025 compared to the same period the year before, according to the IWSR.
However, surveying the top twenty key markets, the IWSR said that TBA value largely remained steady.
Members of the European Parliament's Agriculture Committee voted on Wednesday to adopt a report clarifying and updating rules for the wine sector across the European Union.
Venue owners, licensees, managers and bar staff in New South Wales are being put on notice, with the state government announcing tougher sanctions for those that fail to keep hospitality workers and patrons safe.
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - You can buy wine alongside your groceries in 40 states. In Mississippi, you can only buy light wine with a low alcohol content at those stores.