OLYMPIA — Customers sampling liquor at Washington craft distilleries can have their half shot with water or soda.
Dean Phillips, an heir to a Minnesota liquor fortune who later helped launch a successful gelato brand, said Monday he's preparing to run for Congress as a DFLer next year against U.S. Rep. Erik Paulsen.
Ahead of the UK General Election on 8 June, the WSTA is urging all political parties to pledge their support to the UK wine and spirit industry by addressing five key concerns.
RALEIGH, N.C. — Within hours of announcing its sale to the maker of Budweiser, North Carolina's beloved Wicked Weed beer lost its voting rights in a craft-beer guild, was booted from collaborations with two independent breweries and was exiled from at least a handful of stores and restaurants.
The US has become the largest export destination for Portuguese wines, replacing long-time leader Angola.
The Texas House of Representatives voted Saturday in favor of House Bill 3287, which requires breweries making more than 175,000 collective barrels annually to buy back beer from a wholesaler in order to continue direct-to-consumer sales, according to the Houston Chronicle.
FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina regulators were wrong were they allowed a food truck to begin selling frozen ice pops made with alcohol without an alcohol permit, the city of Charleston is saying in a letter.
DES MOINES, Iowa — Gov. Terry Branstad will sign into law a bill updating Iowa's alcohol laws Tuesday.
Now there is a grey topic if ever there was one. It has been prompted by the very lively debate created around our supply chain roundtable recently.
Would you chop off a finger or forgo a daily wash if it meant you still had access to the internet? As being online is increasingly seen by some as a modern necessity to rival running water a recent survey has revealed the staggering amount people would give up in order to stay connected.