Boulder, Colo. • December 6, 2018 – On Friday, December 7, the American Homebrewers Association® (AHA) celebrates its 40th birthday. ounded in 1978 by Charlie Papazian, the AHA has worked on behalf of the homebrewing community for four decades, serving tens of thousands of members, plus the 1.1 million homebrewers nationwide, with events, publications, resources, and more.
The Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland (ABFI) has said that the Withdrawal Agreement, which will be voted on next week in the House of Commons, represents the best possible approach to Brexit for the drinks industry.
Very shy people are more likely to suffer "hangxiety" - anxiety during a hangover - than their extrovert friends, new research shows.
Other jurisdictions have relaxed their regulations for Sunday alcohol sales. Jim Doll of the Washington County Restaurant and Beverage Association thinks it’s time Washington County did, too.
Syracuse University’s Student Association is trying to change the Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Tobacco Policies to provide amnesty to students calling for immediate medical assistance, said SA Vice President Kyle Rosenblum, at last Monday’s meeting.
GRANTS PASS, Ore. – Earlier this week, we told you how many Oregon brewers were standing behind a new act making its way through the State Senate.
Wednesday, local brewery owners and activists got together to show their support for “The Oregon Wildlands Act.”Waltham, Massachusetts – Researchers have learned a great deal about effective approaches for reducing the harms caused by student drinking, but too few campus administrators have made it a priority to learn about and then implement those strategies.
Worried over dip in revenue from liquor selling along with unfavourable inputs given by the Jharkhand State Beverages Corporation Limited (JSBCL) the Government is all set to go back to old practice existed for liquor trade in Jharkhand.
December 5 marks the 85th anniversary of the repeal of Prohibition, a national ban on the production, transportation, and sale of alcoholic beverages between 1920 to 1933.
As marijuana becomes legal in more and more places, the alcohol industry is becoming more interested in working with cannabis companies and creating marijuana-infused drinks. And now the alcohol industry is actually going to Washington D.C. to end marijuana prohibition.