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Pabst Blue Ribbon Debuts Retro Motel in Michigan
What’s the new buzz around Pabst Blue Ribbon? Well, the beer company with ties to Chicago is tapping into a new realm of the hospitality industry.
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Beer Truck Overturns on Kentucky Highway
A beer truck overturned and broke open sending hundreds of cases of beer into the median on a Kentucky highway.
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Perfect Beer Pairings for Fathers Day
NBC 6’s Heather Walker learns some ways to match dad with the perfect brew this Father Day season.
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Road Trip to a Rustic Mass. Brewery for an Extraordinary New England IPA and More
In some ways, breweries have become the modern-day public houses where people go for food, drink and socializing with friends and strangers alike. Many become the focal point of their neighborhoods, their towns and even their cities. They also tend to be full of atmosphere – many are found in old mill buildings, warehouses and, in the case of a…
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Photos: Beer, Food and Reclaimed Wood at Timberyard Brewing Company
Images from a recent trip to the central Massachusetts brewery, an out-of-the-way spot with beer, elevated bar snacks and plenty of rustic atmosphere. -
Brewery Serving Lucky Charms Flavored Beer for St. Patrick's Day
The Delaware-based creators say you can taste the marshmallows in the beer.
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France Is the Most Visited Country in the World. Here's Why
France has the most international tourist visitors in the world, followed by Spain and the U.S. French residents rate it for its landscape, culture and food.
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Molson Coors Logs Its First Sales Growth in a Decade as Turnaround Plan Takes Hold
Molson Coors’ fourth-quarter earnings fell short of Wall Street’s expectations, but its revenue topped analysts’ calls.
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Beam Suntory CEO Says 2021 Sales Rose 11%, as Shift to High-End Spirits Pays Off
Beam Suntory’s shift toward high-end spirits is paying off, driving sales up 11% in 2021 and allowing the company to raise prices to fight inflation.
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Insider Tips on Visiting France's Wineries – for Rookies and Experts Alike
An industry that once resisted the open-door policies of “New World” wine regions continues to welcome visitors for tours, tastings and other activities.
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Tequila Could Overtake Vodka as America's Favorite Liquor as Sales Boom
Tequila and mezcal was the second-fastest growing spirits category in 2021, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S.
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Premixed Cocktails Steal Share From Beer and Hard Seltzer, Propelling Surging Growth
Premixed cocktails were the fastest-growing spirits category in 2021, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S.
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Coca-Cola and Molson Coors to Make Spiked Lemonade Under Simply Brand
Coca-Cola and Molson Coors are teaming up again on a new line of alcoholic drinks under the Simply brand.
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Coca-Cola and Constellation Brands Team Up to Create Alcoholic Fresca Cocktails
Coca-Cola and Constellation Brands are teaming up to create spirits-based cocktails under the Fresca soda brand.
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The Lines Between Beer, Soda and Spirits Are Blurring as Beverage Companies Seek Sales Growth
In the hunt for growth, beverage companies are experimenting in new categories, blurring the lines between beer, soft drinks and spirits.
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Constellation Brands Plans New Brewery in Southeastern Mexico, Report Says
The exact location of the plant in southeastern Mexico has yet to be announced.
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Glass Bottle Shortages Put Pressure on Wine and Spirits Companies Ahead of Key Holiday Season
Glass bottles are in short supply, putting pressure on winemakers and distillers ahead of the holiday season.
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Wine Fanatics Beware: Supply Chain Problems Put the Squeeze on This Year's Eagerly Awaited Beaujolais Nouveau Haul
This year, American oenophiles woke up to a Beaujolais Nouveau market hampered by supply chain problems that have become all too common in today’s economy.
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‘Greener' Beer: New System Allows Vt. Brewery to Capture, Reuse Greenhouse Gas
One of Vermont’s best-known breweries made a change to its manufacturing process it hopes could inspire fresh approaches to reducing environmental impacts across the industry.
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One of Vermont's Best-Known Breweries Has Made a Change
The Alchemist in Stowe has made a change to its manufacturing process that it hopes could inspire fresh approaches to reducing environmental impacts across the industry.
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