SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Department of Beverage Control is starting a new glass recycling program at one of its locations.
House Bill 98, which would allow direct sales and shipments of wine to state residents, died in committee on January 30.
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC – As the national conversation about marijuana legalization continues, an important question is how changing marijuana policy may influence use of other substances, such as alcohol.
State lawmakers say a bill written in the fast-paced special legislative session in November to help patch the state budget shortfall has errors and needs fixing.
A petition circulated by local bartenders that seeks to amend a state liquor regulation has gained more than 400 signatures in 24 hours.
Don't expect No Rules Vietnamese Porter — the popular, sweet, bourbon-barrel-aged coconut beer — on store shelves this year.
Portland, OR — The Super Bowl is one of the most watched sporting events of the year. Millions tune in to cheer for their favorite team (or their favorite commercials) and socialize with good food and drink.
As the Treasure Valley's population continues to grow, more rooftops go up, classrooms see overcrowding, and commutes on the interstate get longer.
Distilled spirits sales increased 2.5% in control states to 50.4 million cases in 2017, according to the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association (NABCA). It’s the first time ever that spirits volume has exceeded 50 million cases in control jurisdictions, although last year’s gain represented a slight slowdown from 2016’s 2.8% increase.
Lansing, MI – The Michigan Liquor Control Commission is reminding bars and restaurants to use care in serving alcohol to patrons during Super Bowl weekend.