According to the Brewer’s Association, an organization that offers resources for small and independent craft brewers, Pennsylvania boasts 530 craft breweries and 266 distilleries, making the state third in the U.S. for number of breweries and fourth for number of distilleries.
Citing an administrative burden and a cumbersome scoring system, Missoula County may change how it distributes funding from Montana’s alcohol tax to local providers who offer treatment and prevention services.
One Chicago-area town will soon change how late its bars and restaurants can sell alcohol.
Cicero, a town of roughly 84,000 residents, has officially banned the sale of liquor at bars and restaurants after midnight, according to town officials.
On Monday, Governor Tate Reeves (R) signed into law a bill to fund the construction of a new Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC) warehouse with $95 million in state bonds. To pay the bonds, fees on liquor distillers are being raised.
In a recent study published in Nature Mental Health, researchers investigated the effects of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) on young individuals' alcohol usage and difficulties.
New York wine and liquor stores are struggling as their customers dry out from the boozy days of the pandemic -- and a pair of state lawmakers has concocted a potentially controversial remedy for the hangover.
High Chinese tariffs on EU brandy would leave French companies with vast amounts of cognac that could be hard to sell elsewhere, according to Reuters' calculations, analysts, and investors who fear firms could be forced to discount.
To-go cocktails are here to stay after Gov. Maura Healey signed them permanently into law Tuesday, as part of a supplemental budget bill that contained pressing amendments to fund the emergency shelter system.
A new Ohio bill would require state-approved training for anyone who serves alcohol if it becomes law.
The UK brewing industry is continuing to experience closures across the country, new figures from the Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) show.