2024 Doesn't Look Good for Beer
2023 wasn't good either. Beer continues to lose share to spirits, but it's nice to see Pabst did well.
On tap in 2024: More Modelo, tequila, canned cocktails, whiskey and non-boozy beverages
New celebrity booze in 2024: Chris Stapleton’s Traveller Whiskey, Rolling Stones’ Crossfire Hurricane rum and Rod Stewart’s Wolfie’s Whisky.
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But That's Not Stopping a Clothing Designer from Jumping into It
The reason: "Eating is activism." It's a regenerative agriculture thing. Of course.
Why Patagonia Is Getting Into The Beer Business
Patagonia Provisions was established as a division of Patagonia to promote regenerative agriculture and to promote food and beverages made from regenerative crops.
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Yikes. If This Doesn't Drive Folks Back to Beer, Nothing Will
Award-winning sheep’s milk vodka to make U.S. launch in Lexington, plans production
This new rare spirit first took innovation to a new level overseas and is now looking to do so here in the Bluegrass.
Exactly. That's Why You Use the Larger Glasses
Removing large wine measures cuts drinking by 7.6% in study
With the largest measure off the menu, 7.6% less volume of wine was sold daily, researchers found.
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