Just over a quarter of adults in the UK have cut down their spending on alcohol to save money and lead healthier lives, new figures reveal.
It is not too surprising that heavy drinkers may take more days off from work compared to those who consume alcohol under safe limits.
When Mexico retaliated against the U.S. on trade this week, famous, Tennessee-made whiskey was among products hit, prompting distillers to urge new trade policy from the Trump administration.
Moonshine is as American as apple pie. Viewed through the lens of history, there’s way more to it than hillbillies with shotguns, long beards, and a distrust for government revenuers.
A Denver beverage distributor says it is owed money by a Cherry Hills Village businessman who recently was indicted for securities fraud.
UNITED KINGDOM - When you think of own-brand alcohol, connotations of student binge drinking, cheapness and the faint taste of paint-stripper come to mind. But how many of these presumptions are down to packaging and branding?
Canada’s government is one step closer to legalizing marijuana sales and could launch marijuana sales by late summer.
Beer triumphs overwhelmingly over wine in popularity, according to a new study released Thursday.
BUFFALO, NY - Law enforcement will be cracking down on underage drinking and fake ID's during the summer concert season this year.
On May 16, 2018, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) issued Industry Circular 2018-3, allowing proprietors of distilled spirits plants (DSPs), bonded wine cellars (BWCs) and breweries to submit a request for a variance to the typical method for storing tax-determined and non-tax-determined products.