Makers of spirits and beer are exploring self-regulatory solutions to show consumers the ingredients contained in the alcohol they drink. However, they find the Commission's timeline "too tight" and fear mandatory rules will eventually be imposed on them.
The place was packed for Virginia's test of the real estate market for a new warehouse and headquarters to house the state's lucrative liquor monopoly.
The number of licensed breweries in Virginia has grown 468 percent since 2012, Gov. Terry McAuliffe announced last week.
The UK's Wine and Spirits Trade Association (WSTA) has urged the new government to strike a full negotiated divorce settlement with the European Union (EU).
After narrowly avoiding a move in the Senate to split its budget implementation bill, the Liberal government is now staring down new amendments that would remove automatic annual hikes to excise duties on alcohol.
NSLC's year-end results show that Nova Scotians are still enjoying their romance with locally made liquor, beer and wine.
During May, nine-liter spirits case sales in the control states grew 3.7% compared to same period sales last year.
TRENTON — An Assembly panel approved a four-bill package sponsored by Assemblyman Bob Andrzejczak to spur the continued growth of New Jersey's winery industry.
Nine out of ten Accident and Emergency (A&E) departments are failing to identify young people with alcohol problems, preventing them from getting the vital help they need, a new study in the Emergency Medical Journal has found.
Wine Spectator kicked off Vinexpo, the international wine-trade fair held biennially in Bordeaux, on Sunday by gathering experts and industry pioneers to tackle one of the most critical issues facing the global wine community: climate change. Senior