“Panda Beer,” ”Little General,” ”Flying Fist IPA,” and “Mandarin Wheat” are among the offerings on tap at a craft beer exhibition this week in Shanghai dedicated to expanding the palette of Chinese consumers and promoting sales of high-end brews.
Read moreAlcohol and tobacco use shaved more than a quarter of a billion years off our lives collectively in 2015 – and illicit drugs burned tens of millions more, according to a new study.
Read moreDispelling concerns that America’s embrace of marijuana will hurt alcohol sales, a new report by Moody’s says legalization efforts could create “opportunity” for spirits companies here.
Read moreA vintners’ class action claims that Colorado’s Wine Development Fee is actually an illegal tax of 1 percent on “all vinous liquors” sold in the state.
Read moreEmbattled Veterans Affairs nominee Dr. Ronny Jackson on Wednesday denied allegations he was involved in a drunken car wreck.
Read moreA German court has banned the consumption of alcohol at a planned neo-Nazi concert in hopes of preventing violence.
Read moreThe comedian T.J. Miller paid a $100,000 bond on Tuesday after he was accused of reporting a fake bomb threat on a train that had kicked him off for being drunk.
Read moreActor Lou Diamond Phillips, best known for his starring role in “La Bamba,” has been ordered by a Texas judge not to drink alcohol for two years after he pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated.
Read moreA Pennsylvania judge on Wednesday dismissed many of the most serious charges against nearly a dozen Penn State frat brothers accused of involuntary manslaughter and evidence tampering in last year’s hazing death of a pledge.
Read moreThe tale of wine spills across pages covering thousands of years in the story of humanity. Food science researchers are writing a new chapter, transforming the “waste” from humanity’s noble rot into natural antioxidants used in consumer goods.
Read moreA grand jury indicted four people Thursday in the death of a Louisiana State University student whose blood-alcohol content was more than six times the legal limit for driving after fraternity members allegedly subjected him to a hazing ritual.
Read moreThe grandson of an Irish immigrant, Vice President Mike Pence will attend the South’s biggest and rowdiest St. Patrick’s Day parade on Saturday with his family.
Read moreQuoting from “Othello,” then rather painfully imitating it, a California appeals court affirmed judgment Wednesday for an insurer that refused to cover a wine collector’s purchase of millions of dollars of counterfeit wine from a “villainous wine collector.”
Read moreThe European Union warned Wednesday that it is ready to retaliate against the U.S. over President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum, with counter-measures against iconic U.S. products like Harley Davidson motorcycles, Levi’s jeans and bourbon.
Read moreAn Ohio atheist convicted of drug charges claims in court that a state judge and treatment providers forced him to participate in Alcoholics Anonymous, which he says is rooted in monotheistic spirituality.
Read moreThe Scotch Whisky Association has a steep climb to show that the German whisky maker Glen Buchenbach is trying to pass itself off as a drink from the highlands, an EU magistrate said Thursday.
Read moreThe range of potential health benefits from drinking red wine might include protection against cavities and gum disease, a new study finds.
Read moreIn a feisty lawsuit fitting for the maker of Arrogant Bastard Ale, Stone Brewing Company claims MillerCoors is piggybacking on its Stone trademark to sell “watered-down … fizzy yellow offerings.”
Read moreThe operator of a Bronx bar claims in court that police improperly seized $29,000 worth of alcohol plus $10,000 in currency in a 2017 raid.
Read moreThe son of acclaimed jazz musician Thelonious Monk scored a small victory in federal court Wednesday when a judge refused to dismiss a lawsuit claiming a Northern California brewer used his father’s name and likeness to sell beer-themed merchandise without permission.
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