The venture capital industry fought for years to persuade state lawmakers to impose strict restrictions on noncompete agreements.

THC-infused drinks from Nowadays are at risk of being restricted under a new bill, as adult consumers seek alcohol alternatives.

Sycamore Brewing changed its LLC name to Club West, according to a filing with the Department of the Secretary of State.

Federal Lawsuit Challenges TTB Rule Blocking Vintage Labels on Cider, Mead, and Fruit Wine

With President Donald Trump’s executive order to reschedule cannabis, businesses in the industry are rolling out their growth strategies.

The non-alcoholic adult beverage market is growing like gangbusters. In the United States, it ballooned by 175% between 2019 and 2024, and is on track to become…

In one of the biggest kashrut shifts in decades, rabbis say beer is not automatically kosher, raising questions about how drinkers will adapt

When these businesses close, their trademarks are left behind, creating both a loss and an opportunity. Let's dig in.

A company called Strike 3, owner of Vixen and Tushy, has clogged US courts with lawsuits, mostly against porn watchers who feel shamed into settling privately

A good brewery taproom sets the scene for a great drinking experience. Ideally, a brewery curates an ambiance that’s chill and unpretentious, providing the backdrop for communities to gather, appreciate the art behind a carefully crafted brew, and enjoy the company of friends and fellow beer enthusiasts. In this atmosphere, an IPA, lager, or stout can somehow taste even better, even if it’s already outstanding. A bad brewery taproom has the exact opposite effect.

Kathleen Wilcox looks as the winners in wine right now, and what's driving their success in the US market.

John talks about the process and procedures for ABC violations. What are the mechanics? How does the process work? Do I have to go to court? The answers are ...

The North American Guild of Beer Writers (NAGBW) held its 11th annual awards ceremony October 12, celebrating the best in beer media. This year’s awards were generously sponsored by Athletic Brewin…

John talks about the process and procedures for ABC violations. What are the mechanics? How does the process work? Do I have to go to court? The answers are ...

A vibrant brewery that moved into the Highlands more than four years ago is saying goodbye.

Ohioans who sell intoxicating hemp products are worried what the 90-day ban that goes into effect today (Tuesday) will mean for their businesses and customers.  

After decades of outdated software and manual workflows, liquor retailers are finally getting their tech revolution.

2024 wasn’t a great year for the craft brewing industry. In the U.S., craft beer production was down to just 23.1 million barrels, a 3.9 percent decrease year-over-year. Moreover, the number of brewery closures outpaced the number of new brewery openings for the first time since 2005. But while things certainly aren’t booming in craft beer right now, not everything is bad. Not only was craft beer’s dollar share up 3 percent year-over-year, but employment in the category was up, too, meaning consumers are far from disinterested.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has declared an Adulterated Consumer Product Emergency, ordering Ohio retailers to pull all intoxicating hemp products.

Members of the state House of Representatives' committee on government efficiency grilled the leader of the North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission, pressing him on the benefits of state-controlled liquor.