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RtD Cocktails, Light Lager Beat Hard Seltzer Over July 4

Both RTD cocktails and light lager surpassed hard seltzer over the Fourth of July weekend, marking a reversal in trends from 2019, when hard seltzer first topped light lager as Drizly’s top-selling beer category. Within the beer category, light lager came out on top with 20% share of

[BND] Your Breakfast Briefing --

Good Morning, and Happy Tuesday. It's August 15, 2023. Willamette Valley Posts Loss Despite 23.3% Sales Gain Willamette Valley Vineyards reports sales of $10.73 million up 23% from the like year-earlier period. The sales increase was attributed to an increase in sales through distributors of

Eastside Distilling Loss Narrows a Bit; Sales Nearly Cut in Half

Eastside Distilling Inc. reports sales of $2.6 million in the second quarter, down from $5.1 million a year earlier. The company's net loss in this year's second quarter was $1.64 n=million, down from $1.79 million.

Willamette Valley Posts Loss Despite 23.3% Sales Gain

Willamette Valley Vineyards reports sales of $10.73 million up 23% from the like year-earlier period. The sales increase was attributed to an increase in sales through distributors of $337,579 and an increase in direct sales of $1,687,803 in the current year three-month period over

76% of Consumers Say They Love Things Reminding Them of the Past

A new survey find 76% of consumers ages 22 to 55 say they love things that remind them of the past, according to Rose Bleakley, associate marketing manager for Vizzy. Vizzy has had a sales boost, contributing to the franchise's 64% dollar sales growth in the 13 weeks

14 Hands Wine to Be Produced at Prosser Winery

Not only has Chateau Ste. Michelle Wine Estates cancelled contracts fpr 40% of its grape purchases, it is moving production of 14 Hands wine from its Prosser winery. Instead, 14 Hands will be produced at Columbia Crests; winery. A spokeswoman said the move is to "make best use of

Washington Wine Auction Raises $4 Million

Proceeds from the Auction of Washington Wines helps fund Seattle Childen's Hospital,Washington State University viticulture and enology research, and Vital, wh ich dedicated to ensuring vineyard and winery worked have access to healthcare and other resources. For the 36th year, the event was hosed by Chateau Ste.