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Global Alcohol Consumption to Continue Decline for Six More Years

You have six more years of pain before the global bev/al market sees consumption resuming growth in 2031. That's the projection from IWSR, the global leader in beverage alcohol data and insights, in its annual global data release. But IWSR also forecasts global volume will rebound almost

NBWA Expands BREW Initiative to Include Entire Workforce

National Beer Wholesalers Association said it expanded and renamed its BREW (Building Relationships and Empowering Women) Initaitive to include the entire distributor workforce. With the broadened mission comes a new name: Building Relationships and Empowering Women + Workforce. "This next chapter ensures more distributor employees, across a wide range of

Ciatti Warns Against Waiting to Contract for Grapes

Wineries may want to heed this warning from Ciatti, the grape brokers: With reports of shatter and mildew, a number of vineyards are already mothballed, and more are expected to do so. Bottom line: Buyers seeking current-vintage wines must be mindful of the limited size of the 2025 harvest

Town Branch Distilling Intros Tropical Style Bourbon & Banana Seltzer

Town Branch Distillery, the seventh member of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail and the heart of Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co.—introduces Bourbonola Tropical Style, a Bourbon & Banana Seltzer that blends authentic bourbon character with bold tropical flavor. How It's Made: 2 shots per can of Town Branch

New York Distilling Opens Cocktail Bar, Event Space

New York Distilling Opens Cocktail Bar, Event Space

Steinbeck said that ‘New York is where you prove if what you think in theory makes sense in real life. New York Distilling Co. is testing that, opening Jaywalker, a new cocktail bar and event space in Bushwick rooted in the creative spirit of New York City. Designed as an

Congressmen Ask Ontario Premier to Permit Sale of American Wine

Reps. Mike Thompson, Jimmy Panetta and David Valadao led a bipartisan coalition of 14 California lawmakers in asking Québec Premier Christine Fréchette to remove the current restrictions barring the importation and sale of American wine in Québec. The lawmakers highlighted the United States’ extended history of close collaboration with Québec