Pot is what alcohol used to be.
On a humid July Tuesday, nearly 50 American craft distillers traipsed around Capitol Hill, meeting with more than two dozen congressional staffers for a chat about the industry.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Boilers radiate heat as wheat showers into the hot water. After the last grain is dropped, a mixture of smells — like fresh-cut grass and summer rain — flows from the boilers into the garage.
OKLAHOMA CITY - A sign at a metro liquor store is getting some attention after it tells customers to stay out if their pants aren't up.
INDIANAPOLIS - The final two appointees to the statewide Alcohol Code Revision Commission have been named.
MUMBAI: Even as deadly potholes continue to trap motorists, a review of road accidents in the period April 1 to June 30, that is after the highway liquor ban came into effect, shows that people have started driving more cautiously.
AUSTRALIA - When a new alcohol supermarket opens up in your neighbourhood you might think it's a great place to get a cheap bottle of wine. But what if one is set to open in a disadvantaged area with a high number of existing outlets, high rates of alcohol-related crime and domestic violence?
VIRGINIA - Years ago, the arrival of Alcoholic Beverage Control agents on their doorstep would've been an unsettling development for Merle and Earl Corbin.
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Almost exactly one month after Sunday liquor sales began in Minnesota, liquor stores say their overall sales haven't changed.
Scottish pub tenants have until Monday to make their voices heard over landmark legislation that would end a centuries-old system forcing them to buy supplies from their owners.