The Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America trade group kicked off its 75th annual convention and exposition in Las Vegas, Nevada yesterday with a general session that featured outgoing president and CEO Craig Wolf, incoming chairman Barkley Stuart, Constellation Brands CEO Rob Sands, and former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
To boost sales in Australia, a land where the ability to drink large quantities of ale can be a badge of honor, brewing giants Anheuser-Busch InBev NV and Kirin Holdings Co. think they’ve found a new weapon: weaker beer.
Members of the state House of Representatives heard recommendation testimony in favor of creating a statewide alcohol education and medical amnesty program Thursday morning in Shusterman Hall.
N.C. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission Chairman Zander Guy Jr. came Tuesday to Rocky Mount to tour the new Nash County ABC No. 1 store at 125 Falls at Tar Court.
FAIRBANKS — The Alaska State Senate passed a bill Monday that would essentially rewrite the state’s alcohol regulations.
A UW Medicine researcher connects current understanding of marijuana's effects on child development to what's known about fetal alcohol syndrome.
Bottle shop owners who are preventing walk-in cask wine sales at Port Augusta remain tight-lipped about the mysterious trial.
Minors might soon see jail time if they're caught with alcohol. Council members considered an ordinance allowing judges to fine minors anywhere from zero to up to $750 with the possibility serving six months in jail.
New research led by the University of Bristol has found that drinkers support clearer labelling of alcohol products, including the provision of unit, calorie and health information, which would address current gaps in public knowledge.
Commissaries will start selling beer and wine within the next few months, according to a memo written by Defense Department official.