WVU is now legally permitted to notify a student’s parents or guardian if the University finds a student responsible for an alcohol or drug violation and is under 21 years old.
There is now scientific proof the last whisky you drink tends to be the one you like the best.
New research into the UK’s brewing industry suggests the recent acquisitions of small craft breweries by multinationals – such as Heineken’s £40M minority stake in Beavertown – could become an industry wide trend.
The craft beer industry in the United States doesn't get any bigger than what it's become in Pennsylvania.
By use of methodological enhancements of previous iterations, the systematic analysis from the Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk Factors Study (GBD) 2016 for 195 countries and territories, 1990–2016, is the most comprehensive estimate of the global burden of alcohol use to date.
Global breweries are reinventing themselves to cater to local beer demand from Africa, in light of predictions that the continent could account for 40% of global volume within the next 10 years.
Ste. Michelle Wine Estates president and CEO Ted Baseler will retire October 1 after a 17-year tenure leading the Washington-based wine giant. Baseler will be succeeded by Jim Mortensen, a veteran of Philip Morris International.
Consolidation has put small and medium-sized wineries in a vise. Climate change and soaring real estate prices have tightened the screws.
SINGAPORE (IFR) - Thai Beverage is returning to the baht market with an ambitious plan to raise at least Bt70bn (US$2.1bn) in Thailand’s largest corporate bond issue, just five months after its latest Bt50bn financing.
Wine companies are being encouraged to participate in Wine Australia’s inaugural Cellar door and direct-to-consumer survey to help develop best practice customer engagement.