...a New York Senator and Assemblywoman recently sponsored two bills that would have – if passed – forced residents to solely purchase wines though established retail chains. However, both houses have declined to move on the proposals.
As an international trade row escalates, the US spirits industry has reiterated its warning that retaliatory tariffs will have a “significant impact” on Bourbon and other associated industries.
LOUISVILLE — Much of the rye whiskey aging in hundreds of barrels at Catoctin Creek Distillery in Virginia could end up being consumed in Europe, a market the 9-year-old distilling company has cultivated at considerable cost.
A new bar has opened in Covent Garden celebrating women in the historically male-dominated wine industry.
During the early 1980s, the great Horton experiment, as he called it, began in Dennis Dunne Horton’s log cabin in Aroda, which came to hold a cellar full of home wine-making equipment and very small barrels of homemade wine.
Perhaps the most unusual aspect of wine in cans is how long it took wineries to start using a container that seems perfect for the task.
Replica Wine, a Denver-based company with a production facility in Healdsburg, has made nine wines under its label that they say reproduces top brands such as Rombauer and Far Niente, for about half the price of the iconic labels.
The Cannabis Act passed on Tuesday in a 52-29 vote in the Senate, and is expected to receive Royal Assent next week.
Makers of American whiskey worry the increasing likelihood of retaliatory tariffs, particularly from the European Union and China, could hurt business after years of booming growth abroad.
A bipartisan group of Congressional members have called on the Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate potential irregularities in the aluminum market, which they say are causing the price of the metal used in beverage cans to surge.