Gatherings with friends and family will no doubt be extra special this spring. But as the warmer temperatures creep in, experts have warned about the mental and physical impact binge drinking has on individuals across the country.
It may be possible under a pair of new laws being pushed by State Senators Linda Greenstein (D-Mercer/Middlesex) and Vin Gopal (D-Monmouth) to make a temporary law permanent allowing certain alcoholic beverage retailers to expand their businesses by delivering libations.
March 16, 2022 -- Injunctions and fines have been levied against three out-of-state companies for illegally shipping wine direct to Michigan consumers without a license, the Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC) confirmed today.
NEW ZEALAND - Local skills, social change and sustainability have been the key drivers for the New Zealand alcohol industry's significant contribution to the local economy, an NZ Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) report shows.
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The New York State Liquor Authority is now accepting applications for new permits that let craft beverage makers produce and sell alcoholic drinks while their liquor license is still pending.
The Senate State Affairs Committee this morning voted to hold SB 1383, Sen. Patti Anne Lodge's proposed reform of Idaho's liquor licensing laws, in committee, killing it for the session.
FARGO -- Fargo's Liquor Control Board and police are planning to continue the crackdown on the serving of minors in establishments after 15 businesses failed alcohol compliance checks in the past few months and hundreds of fake IDs have been confiscated.
While macro-breweries constantly battle over market share, craft breweries have shown a remarkable willingness to work together. And what began as a culture of collaboration brews has sometimes evolved into national and global initiatives where groups of breweries make the same beer to raise money or awareness.
Many liquor stores have dumped their bottles of Russian vodka to protest the invasion of Ukraine. Usually, vodka prices cap out around $50 but a local OKC liquor store wants customers to spend double the amount to help children in Ukraine.
Out of the 80 hard seltzers and kombuchas approved for sale in Utah (yes, your booch is in trouble, too!), 39 will have to be pulled from grocery and convenience store shelves.