Steve Burwell, who owns a Roseville liquor store that sits less than half a mile from a warehouse-style liquor retailer, isn’t yet sure if he’ll open seven days a week under the all-but-certain repeal of Minnesota’s long-standing Sunday sales ban. He said he wishes he didn’t have to decide at all.
SALT LAKE CITY — State lawmakers unveiled a much-anticipated Utah alcohol law reform bill Monday, though several key provisions remain in flux less than two weeks before the Legislature adjourns.
A bill that would ban the manufacture, sale or possession of powdered alcohol passed out of the South Dakota House Commerce and Energy Committee Friday.
FRANKFORT, Ky. - Liquor store owner and State Rep. C. Wesley Morgan is making progress in his effort to rewrite Kentucky liquor laws in ways more favorable to liquor stores.
America’s most popular beer is set to re-enter the UK market 16 years after its first attempt, but as its target audience of 18 to 30 year-olds increasingly eschew bigger beer names for craft alternatives, does the Bud Light brand have enough clout to win them over?
Wine sales in Pennsylvania supermarkets and convenience stores are so 2016. Will the state make way for hard liquor to-go in 2017?
Terry McAuliffe signed Senate Bill 1448 and House Bill 2029, identical bills presented by the Virginia Distillers Association that will enable Virginia distilleries to sell bottles at events conducted for the purpose of featuring and educating the consuming public about spirits, effective July 1, 2017.
If you drink more alcohol than you want to or should, you're not alone. A nationwide survey by the National Institutes of Health found that 28 percent of adults in the U.S. are heavy drinkers or drink more than is recommended.
AUSTRALIA’S spirits industry is like the “wine industry 40 years ago” but without similar tax arrangements it will struggle to flourish, industry leaders say.