National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association reports total Control States spirits  volume decreased 0.4% over July last years but rose 1% in dollar volume, showing a resultant +1.4% price mix.  The rolling 12-month 9L volume results remain positive at +0.6% and +3.5% in dollar volume. Cocktails, driven

Total Control States spirits 9 liter volume in June  increased 2.3% over a year earlier and 4.9% increase in sales, showing a resultant +2.6% price mix, the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association said.  The rolling 12-month 9L volume results remain positive up 0.5% and +3.4%

With 6,400 operating breweries, more than 6,600 operating wineries, and more than 1,900 operating distilleries in the United States just what does it take to succeed in the beverage industry –  especially if your product involves spirits?   National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association leadership and a supplier partner were

Here is yet another indication that inflation is having a direct impact on the bev/al industry:  Total Control States spirits sales for April declined by 3.5% in volume and 1.5% in dollar volume, National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association reports.  For the 12 months ended in April, volume

A proposed addition 50-cent surcharge on spirits containers would cost Oregon restaurants and liquor stores $40 million in sales and 450 jobs in the first few years, Adam Smith, state government relations, told the Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission. He noted the proposed surcharge is on top of a "temporary" 50-cent

Vodka, Tequila, Domestic Whiskey and Cordials all enjoyed double-digit percentage growth in 2022, powering on-premise spirits volume up 11.2% and dollar sales up 17.1% and resulting in a 5.9% price/mix, the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association reports. The increase in the average retail selling price of

Steve Marks, director of the Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission, will step down at 5 p.m. Wednesday, after the commission is expected to appoint an interim director. Marks resignation follows an announcement by the Oregon attorney general that she will launch a criminal investigation into a long-standing practice in which

Recent liquor sales data indicates consumers are continuing to buy less liquor by volume but are buying more “top shelf” products according to Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Commission Distilled Spirits Program Director Chris Mayton. Tequila sales continue to trend skyward and sales of premade cocktails (Cocktails-in-a-Can) have nearly doubled in the