PORT DEPOSIT — Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot brewed up support for the state’s craft breweries while mingling with patrons of the Granite Run Taproom on Friday.
The recipe for America's booming bourbon business is a mix of growing cocktail culture and social media, Michter's Distillery President Joseph Magliocco told CNBC.
The Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA) trade group is mounting a new push to convince Congress to recognize the legality of cannabis in states that have approved it for recreational use—but only if states agree to regulate cannabis as they do alcohol.
A white paper on Brexit was been published this week setting out Theresa May’s vision for the UK’s future relationship with the EU, which will significantly affect the drinks trade.
A behavioral intervention for teenagers in emergency rooms that was designed to decrease risky drinking may also lower the risk of depression and partner violence—and it may not even require a human to administer.
The government move to revise the liquor tax is expected to face opposition from consumers who have been enjoying imported beer at relatively cheap prices.
LINCOLN — When an ax-throwing venue also wants to be able to serve alcohol, the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission hs a lot of questions.
The study looked at health outcomes in 877 women in sub-Saharan Africa over a median follow-up time of nine years.
RICHMOND –Virginia ABC’s 2018 Youth Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Project (YADAPP) will begin with an opening session on Monday, July 16, at Longwood University in Farmville.
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister is asking his colleagues to eliminate restrictions on interprovincial booze runs.