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American Wine Truth in Labeling Act Advances in California

Wine labeled “American” and sold or bottled in California would need to be made entirely from American-grown grapes under a bill passed 67-0 California State Assembly. It now goes to the California State Senate. Sponsored by the California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG) and Family Winemakers of California

Garrard County Distilling Ordered Auctioned for $27.9 Million in Debt

Gerrard County Distilling Co., Lancaster, Ky., is to be auctioned within 90 days to satisfy (hopefully) a $27.9 million judgment arising from unpaid loans, interest and related fees. The judgment was secured by Tom Collins Distillery, a company tied to Sazerac. Tom Collins acquired the debt associated with the

Non-alc Brewer Ranks No. 8 on Axios-Harris Poll for Most Admired Firms

Athletic Brewing Co., a non-alcoholic craft beer producer, was the eighth most admired American company when Harris Poll and Axios surveyed consumers to see which firms were enjoyed the best reputations. The only other bev/al firm in the top 100 was Anheuser-Busch InBev, which weighed in at

Ciroc Official Vodka of US Sailgp Team

CÎROC was named the Official Vodka Partner of the U.S. SailGP Team. The announcement comes ahead of the highly anticipated SailGP New York race, where the American team will compete on their home waters in front of one of the sport's most electric atmospheres. "New York

UC Davis Seeks to Find Clarity Through White Wine's Haze

Crisp, clean, bright — all words that come to mind when thinking about white wine. Hazy? Not so much. White and rosé wines can become cloudy when transported in shipping containers or stored on supermarket shelves due to protein denaturation. While they are perfectly safe to drink, those murky wines tend