On Thursday, Saskatchewan became the latest Canadian province to pull American alcohol brands from liquor store shelves. The move follows President Donald Trump's 25% tariff temporarily imposed on ...

As we’ve recently reported, Trump’s on-again, off-again tariff threats have made the American spirits industry very nervous, and there’s precedent as to what the effects might be from his ...

A global marketplace has shaped the U.S. whiskey industry for a century, even as it brands itself distinctly American.

Westward Whiskey, one of the leading independent brands in the American single malt whiskey category, has voluntarily filed for bankruptcy under Subchapter V of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

An industry group of American alcohol retailers, in a new policy memo, called for tighter state regulations for cannabis, seeking to restrict the sale of intoxicating marijuana products only to ...

Celebrities increasingly launch alcohol brands, leveraging their fame for ... New tariffs might cost American families a significant amount each year. Mike Pence's group, ‘Advancing American ...

American Airlines Group Inc. will resume selling ... but airlines have taken different approaches to alcohol sales in coach sections. Back To Top ...

As tensions between the neighboring countries have escalated in recent weeks, some stores have pulled American alcohol brands off the shelves. “We need to sell all the cases we can,” Williams ...

Viral videos show Canadian liquor store employees pushing carts with popular American whiskey brands like Jack Daniels and Maker’s Mark into the back of stores, instead encouraging consumers to ...