President Trump’s threat to impose punitive tariffs on all Mexican imports could affect millions of jobs in the United States’ southern neighbor —including more than 70,000 of them in the tequila industry.
Read moreOn a recent trip to Berlin – my third visit to the German capital in five years – Airbnb recommended
Read moreA British restaurant has given some customers an unexpected treat, accidentally serving them a $5,760 bottle of red wine.
Read moreGolfer Tiger Woods is facing a wrongful-death lawsuit claiming his restaurant over-served its alcoholic employee liquor in the hours before the man died in a drunk-driving crash.
Read moreDemocratic presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar laid out her plan Friday to treat America’s drug addiction crisis and prioritize mental health while opening up about her own experiences with alcoholism.
Read moreNew York Mayor Bill de Blasio announced an executive order Tuesday that bans alcohol advertising on all city property.
Read moreA federal judge in California granted preliminary approval Friday of a $4 million class action settlement from Whole Foods over its labeling of Health-Ade kombucha as nonalcoholic.
Read moreA judge is letting two former Penn State fraternity brothers serve sentences on house arrest for convictions related to the death of a pledge.
Read morePatagonia Inc., maker of outdoor apparel and also beer, accused Anheuser-Busch in a federal complaint of violating its trademark and defrauding the public by selling infringing Patagonia brand beer.
Read moreA federal judge dismissed a man’s challenge to his prohibition from owning or possessing a gun for one year after a DUI conviction; statistics show that people convicted of alcohol-related offenses are four to five times more likely to be arrested for a crime of violence or firearm-related offense.
Read moreSan Diego County-based Stone Brewing Co., maker of Arrogant Bastard Ale and other brews, cannot have a preliminary injunction to stop MillerCoors from using the Stone trademark to advertise its Keystone beer, a federal judge ruled.
Read moreEmbittered by a fight spanning half a decade, Napa Valley has been divided into two camps — one which argues for the need for stronger regulations to curtail vineyards’ encroachment into the oak woodlands native to the area and the other which argues such regulations are overreach and an affront to the single biggest economic driver in the region.
Read moreApparently long past arguments of “tastes great” and “less filling,” beer giant MillerCoors accused its rival Anheuser-Busch on Thursday of misleading customers – via a million-dollar advertising campaign – into believing Miller Lite and Coors Lite contain high-fructose corn syrup.
Read moreThe Eighth Circuit heard oral arguments Thursday by two Minnesota farm wineries that claim a state law harms their businesses because it prevents them from using grapes, unfermented juices and honey from other states and countries.
Read moreNews that an upstate New York brewer planned to recreate ale from a bottle salvaged from a 133-year-old shipwreck took the wind out of the sails of a scuba-diving Long Island brewer who has already done it.
Read moreA liquor chain that challenged Connecticut’s liquor laws as out of step with the 21st century failed Wednesday to secure a reversal that would put its antitrust suit back on track.
Read moreA group of homeless Virginians went before the en banc Fourth Circuit on Wednesday hoping to overturn a state law that targets public alcohol consumption by “habitual drunkards.”
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