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Disneyland Reveals Bev/Al It Will Carry

Among the alcoholic beverages River Belle Terrace, Carnation Café and Café Orleans at Disneyland, Anaheim, Calif., will carry are Nielson Wines Chardonnay, Meiomi Wines Pinot Noir, Modelo Especial Mexican Lager, Smog City Brewing’s Sabre-Toothed Squirrel Hoppy American Amber Ale, McBride Sisters Chardonnay, Mirassou Wines Pinor Noir, Karl Strauss

[BND] Your Morning Briefing

Good Morning, and Happy Tuesday, September 12, 2023 . Splash Beverage to Buy Western Son Vodka Splash Beverage Group, Inc. said it executed a Letter of Intent to acquire JEM Beverage Management Co. owners of the Western Son Vodka brand . Terms of the transaction have not been disclosed as they are

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As US Demand Drops, California Worries About an Excess of Grapes California’s wine producers are sitting on a grape surplus and not because of big harvests. US consumers are buying less wine. (Meiniger's International) Two Million Litres of Red Wine Flood Village's Streets Portuguese distilling

Ehrlich Family Releases Its First Vintage

After 25 years as premium winegrape growers, the Ehrlich family is releasing the inaugural vintage of their own Cabernet Sauvignon under the Ehrlich Vineyard label, produced entirely from select lots of estate grown fruit under the watchful care of consulting winemaker Paul Hobbs. “The release of the 2021 Ehrlich Vineyard

Splash Beverage to Buy Western Son Vodka

Splash Beverage Group, Inc. said it executed a Letter of Intent to acquire JEM Beverage Management Co. owners of the Western Son Vodka brand . Terms of the transaction have not been disclosed as they are subject to reaching a definitive agreement. Western Son Vodka, founded in 2011 is headquartered in

Beer Consumption Falls on NFL Opening Weekend; Miller Lite Up 31% on Sunday

Beer consumption was down 8.3% from a year earlier for the NFL Opening Weekend , BeerBoard reports. But Miller Lite, the Official Beer of the Dallas Cowboys, was up an astounding 31% compared to Opening Day 2022. The 8.3% overall decline follows two consecutive years of growth (+21% in

Wine Retailers Applaud Decision in Rhode Island Case

National Association of Wine Retailers commended the First Circuit Court of Appeals decision that found Rhode Island’s ban on wine shipments from out-of-state wine retailers to be discriminatory, contrary to the earlier ruling of the lower District Court. Moreover, the First Circuit Court of Appeals made the