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WSWA’s solution that just doesn’t square We all agree that keeping alcohol out of the hands of minors is a responsible thing to do. But my question is if WSWA is crusading against DTC shipping as a responsible way to combat minor access to alcohol, why is it

Eastside Distilling Unveils Deleveraging Plan

Eastside Distilling, Inc. said it signed a non-binding term sheet with key first and second lien debt holders that, if completed, will convert a substantial portion of outstanding debt to equity. This would significantly reduce interest expense going forward and help the Company to regain compliance with the Shareholders

Woodford Reserve Joins the Wheated Whiskey Craze

Woodford Reserve releases a new limited-edition bottle as part of its annual Distillery Series – Wheat Whiskey Bottled in Bond. For a whiskey to be Bottled In Bond, it must meet a strict set of rules that have been in place since the late 1800’s, including that the whiskey

Angels Ink Will Fly 1 Fan to Music Festival

Angels Ink, the Central Coast Pinot Noir wine label from Wente Family Estates launches the ‘Fly On’ music festival sweepstakes. One lucky winner and a friend will be flown to a music festival of their choice in 2024, including flights and accommodations. “Celebrating music is central to Angels Ink’s

Scientists Find More Evidence Moderate Drinking Is Good for Your Heart. Also: A Reason

For the first time, researchers have an explanation why light to moderate alcohol consumption appears to be associated with lower risk of heart disease. The researchers found that alcohol, in light to moderate quantities, was associated with long-term reductions in stress signaling in the brain. This impact appeared to

Deaths from Alcohol-Related Liver Disease Soared During Covid

During the pandemic, deaths from alcohol-associated liver disease for American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) populations was six times higher than that of white people, according to a study by Massachusetts General Hospital. The study was published in JAMA Health Forum. “Even before the pandemic we saw a steady