A whole lot of legislation pours out of Sacramento in the final days of August, and one bill takes a shot at the very curious regulations that cover California’s small-batch, craft spirit distilleries.
The United States receives tremendous benefits from public health spending — with far more value per dollar than with most other types of health care spending.We reviewed those benefits in a recent article, suggesting that more such spending should be considered.
Is there such a thing as "healthy" beer? Not really, the experts say. But that hasn't stopped some breweries from trying to market some products as natural, fresh or "better" for you.
Solemn Oath Brewery Thursday will ask Naperville Liquor commissioners to get rid of a cap on the number of drinks the brewery can serve to patrons, increase the number of events the business can hold and allow the taproom to serve beers not manufactured onsite.
Opposition is growing over a government plan to slap public health promotion taxes on alcoholic products in an effort to expand national health insurance funds as alcohol-related diseases are covered by insurance.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- On Tuesday, in a 5-2 vote, the Alcoholic Beverage Advisory Group voted to ban liquor cards.
Politicians have long been associated - fairly or unfairly - with a certain alcohol-related activity in a brewery. But breweries in the Republic of Ireland are raising a glass to their government over a new law.
A traveling exhibit on called “Spirited: Prohibition in America,” just opened at the State Historical Museum in Des Moines. The exhibit chronicles the years when alcohol sales were forbidden across the county.
INDIANAPOLIS — Most U.S. and Canadian fraternities have one year to ban vodka, tequila and other hard alcohol under a rule adopted during the recent annual meeting of their trade association, the group announced Tuesday.
Forest Distillery is a family-owned company that was founded by Karl Bond and Lindsay Bond. The firm currently generates 17% of its revenue through Forest Gin, which is expected to rise to 90% over the next five years.