Recent changes in state law have brought incredible growth to New York State’s brewing industry, with even more brewery openings on tap in 2018.
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot rolled out a lengthy list of policy proposals Monday aimed at reforming the state's regulations on craft brewers by lifting many of the limits the law currently imposes.
There are more than a thousand kinds of rodents scampering about our planet, but prairie voles are special.
Countries with populations that value autonomy and harmony tend to have higher average levels of alcohol consumption than countries with more traditional values, such as hierarchy and being part of a collective.
Nearly a year and a half after Gov. John Hickenlooper signed into law a measure allowing Colorado grocery chains to get more than one full-strength liquor license, two metro-Denver stores have bought out existing liquor stores' licenses and received permission from the Colorado Liquor Enforcement Division (LED) to set up retail liquor operations within their locations.
“This bud’s for you” has taken on a whole new meaning for Chris Burggraeve.
The former chief marketing officer for Anheuser-Busch InBev, the brewer of Budweiser beer, is moving from barley and hops to cannabis as the alcohol industry casts its sights on the burgeoning market for state-sanctioned marijuana.
The decision by the UK Supreme Court to dismiss the Scotch Whisky Association’s appeal against minimum unit pricing is a landmark victory for public health.
Minimum pricing came about in response to soaring alcohol-related hospital admissions and deaths in Scotland.SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s alcohol control authority is bracing for a big day for liquor sales. December 23 is projected to be the biggest sales day in the entire history of Utah’s Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.
After the Measure 91 legalization initiative passed with over 56% of the vote, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC), as the regulatory body in charge of implementing commercial cannabis rules for the state, had a big job in front of them.
Alberta will let the market reign when it comes to bricks-and-mortar cannabis stores – allowing licensed private outlets to spring up across the province, with the numbers and locations being determined mainly by the owner-operators.