Although the British public’s apparently insatiable thirst for gin is continuing, figures indicate that consumers are keen to explore the rum category.
If you are a fan and follow the craft beer industry -- from both a business and consumption standpoint -- then you are probably aware of the slate of craft beer industry acquisitions that have left many fans disappointed.
DENVER — In the third major blow to the Colorado beer industry in the last two months, New Belgium Brewing on Tuesday announced that the employee-owned company is selling to Australian-based Lion Little World Beverages.
For years, the closest beer giant MillerCoors got to liquor or wine was calling Miller High Life the “Champagne of Beers,” a long-used playful tagline for the economy brew.
Today, the Beer Institute released the results of its latest nationwide poll, finding 68 percent of American voters want Congress to continue federal excise tax relief for all of our nation’s more than 7,000 brewers and beer importers.
Over the past week, heavy rains and high winds have pummeled the Italian city of Venice, causing high coastal tides and the worst flooding the city has experienced since 1966.
Molson Coors is partnering with a maker of fermented teas and aloe-infused waters as it expands beyond beer and bets on nonalcoholic beverages.
As the legalisation of cannabis continues, so too do the questions around its relationship with spirits. SB analyses changing consumer behaviour, the new wave of CBD drinks and the evolving regulatory landscape.
LIVERMORE— Caught in the crossfire of President Donald Trump’s trade war with China, U.S. vineyards are struggling to sell Syrah in Shanghai and Chardonnay in Shenzhen. They risk losing their foothold in one of the world’s fastest-growing wine markets.
As the year winds to a close, a growing trend might make the tradition of Dry January more popular than ever: the rise of low- and no-alcohol beverages.