Pennsylvania's top-selling spirit, made by Philadelphia spirits maker Federal Distilling, will soon be available on more store shelves across North America.
PRNewswire/ -- Women of the Vine & Spirits, the world's leading organization dedicated to empowering and advancing women in the alcohol beverage industry, announced today the launch of new Corporate Membership benefits that support women-owned businesses and supplier diversity programs.
Brewer Molson Coors wants to change customers’ relationships with beer brands by moving interactions beyond store shelves, by launching e-commerce platforms that allow products to be shipped to customers’ homes directly.
A new report on social media influencers and the alcohol industry reveals that craft brands tend to promote more engagement among followers than larger mass market brands.
While the wine industry awaits a Supreme Court decision (scheduled for this June) in connection with an alcohol retailer residency law in Tennessee that some believe may open interstate wine shipping for retailers, three developments on the wine-shipping subject recently took place. They concern New Mexico, Kentucky and FedEx.
Stoli Group USA (SGUSA) today announced a new distributor alignment, effective April 1, 2019, that sees the company’s evolving premium and super-premium wine & spirits portfolio continue representation with four of its current partners...and bring a new distributor into the fold in the West.
Speculation has swirled since February that Pernod Ricard, the world’s second largest spirits conglomerate, could be acquired by Diageo, the world’s largest.
The craft brewery boom has proven to be good news for home values, according to researchers at The University of Toledo and the University of North Carolina, US. Using Charlotte, North Carolina, as a case study, the researchers found that craft breweries have a positive impact on residential property values.
Winemakers are toasting a pledge in last week's federal budget to loosen interprovincial barriers around wine sales, while also hoping — with an election on the way — that the promise doesn't die on the vine.
Grand Rapids-based Better Drinking Culture is teaming up with Kentucky distillers on a retail certification program.