LOUISVILLE - Just a few months ago, Kentucky bourbon was taking the world by storm. Long a quaint drink for grandfathers, the quintessentially American spirit made with local corn and the bluegrass region's almost mythical limestone water at last was a hit with bar goers in Madrid, Tokyo, London, Sydney, Paris, Warsaw and Berlin.
AUSTRALIA - Independent liquor retailers took back around 130,000 customers from supermarket chains over the 12 months to December 2018, increasing their market share from 9.8 per cent to 12.9 per cent, according to research firm Roy Morgan.
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Whether consumer or trade, when it comes to making a wine sale, aesthetics go a long way. No matter where in the world or what side of the industry, any given wine consumer's first interaction with a bottle ironically begins with their eyes.
It takes just two clicks for shoppers to add six bottles of red wine from Thrive Market’s curated collection to their online grocery cart.
You may soon have to shell out more money for a cold one, as Indian breweries are likely to import barley this season to offset the shortfall in domestic production of the cereal.
Sales of booze in hotels in the US is growing faster than in the wider US on-trade, a new report by Nielsen has found, with consumers more likely to drink alcohol when out of their regular environment.
MANHEIM, Pa. (WHTM) - Pennsylvania prides itself for being a leader in the craft beer industry. Our breweries produced more craft beer than any other state last year. But almost all of them import the key ingredient barley from elsewhere.
‘Proof’ is a term used worldwide to denote the alcoholic strength of whisky, or any beverage, yet confusingly its meaning changes depending on a bottle’s country of origin and era. The Whisky Professor hits the history books for an explanation.
US retailer Total Wines & More will fight to expand its footprint in New York through the state’s Supreme Court next month, after the New York State Liquor Authority refused to allow it to open a second site, in Westchester.