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Jackson Family Wines Names Tim Brown CEO

Jackson Family Wines hired Tim Brown as Chief Executive Officer. Brown succeeds President & CEO Rick Tigner, who is retiring after decades of leadership guiding the family-owned company through significant growth and market expansion, while reinforcing its commitment to people, quality, and environmental stewardship. Under Tigner’s leadership, Jackson

2026 Seen as Good Year Off-Premise

Bars and restaurants generate roughly half of total bev-alc dollars in the US and are where trial converts into Off-Premise purchase pull. Forward indicators point to resilient visitation in 2026, even as consumers demand value and quality in the same glass, according to NIQ. Looking ahead in 2026,

Remy Martin Releases 2 Bottles Celebrating Miami, Los Angeles

Rémy Martin said it released two new V.S.O.P This Is My City Limited-Edition bottles celebrating Miami and Los Angeles. The bottles highlight the distinct cultural influence and creative spirit of each city. Following the V.S.O.P This is My City Limited-Edition launches in

Pink Negroni

Pink Negroni

INGREDIENTS : 1 ½ oz Waterloo Gin Prickly Pear & Rose Gin 1 oz Pink vermouth (la fuerza mend primavera) 1 oz Lillet Rose Grapefruit bitters Grapefruit peel, to garnish METHOD : In a mixing glass add all ingredients with ice. Stir until chilled. Strain into a rocks glass filled with ice. Garnish

(DRAFT) WSWA Chair Calls for Unity as Retailers Push Direct Shipping

At last week's Access Live! – the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America's annual convention and trade show, Cutter Smith, president of Eder-Goodman called for all three tiers of the bev/al industry to work together. He characterize today's marketplace as particularly turbulent with

Calif. Winegrape Growers Tells Leg Priorities

Here are the top legislative priorities for 2026 of the California Association of Winegrape Growers: * Require wine labeled as "American" be made from 100% American-grown winegrapes. This would ensure that wine labels accurately reflect grape origin, giving consumers confidence in the products they purchase, CAWG says. * Create

Low-Alc Beverage Market Seen Growing to $1.87B by 2030

The market for low-alcohol beverages will grow at a 6% CAGR to reach $1.87 billion by 2030. That's according to a new study by The Business Research Co., London. Factors fueling this anticipated growth include increasing consumer demand for mindful drinking alternatives, technological advancements in fermentation