After a year filled with high-profile incidents, Japan Airlines has asked its employees to avoid drinking alcohol until 2019.
Utah on Sunday will become the first state to lower the limit for driving under the influence of alcohol from .08 to .05 percent.
Washington state grape growers and wine makers are invited to provide input for direction of the Washington State Wine Commission’s statewide research program by attending the commission’s annual research review on Jan. 16 and 17 in Prosser, Washington.
There were so many excellent bottles released this year in every category of spirits, it’s nearly impossible to narrow them down.
On December 26, officials raided several stores that belong to the Krasnoe & Beloe (“Red & White”) alcohol sales chain.
Health Canada is warning consumers against the potential dangers of a new non-alcoholic alternative drink, Pace, manufactured by Diet Alcohol Corp. of the Americas (DACA).
The Missouri Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control (ATC) recently passed a “temporary” emergency amendment that could affect business operations in Missouri.
Ontarians have been legally allowed to smoke cannabis anywhere they’d smoke a cigarette for a couple months now, but that doesn’t mean they can light up any time.
It used to be the stuff of stoner comedies and “Just Say No” campaigns. Today, marijuana is becoming mainstream as voters across the country approve ballot questions for legalization or medical use.
Nearly a month after Diversified Metal Engineering (DME) entered into receivership, a Texas craft brewery that paid the Canadian brewing equipment manufacturer more than $1 million in deposits is ceasing operations.