Italy is concerned but not "terrified" of any new tariffs the United States could impose on wine, the country's agriculture ...

MILAN (Reuters) -Italian wine and spirits exports to the United States are stalling due to the uncertainty over possible ...

The use of alcohol was always controversial in antiquity. On the one hand, intoxication with alcohol was considered to be an experience of the power of the god of wine, Dionysus, on the other hand, ...

They’re working to finalize a menu that will include a seasonal variety of items to pair with its drink options, said owner Terry Clift at a Rome Alcohol Control Commission meeting Monday.

The ongoing trade imbroglio occasioned by President Donald Trump's aggressively tariff-forward policy stance is roiling global markets across industries. The alcohol sector is being particularly ...

Alcohol has landed on the front lines of a global trade war, throwing French wines ... A 200% tariff would push many bottles on store shelves above the $20 range that many American wine drinkers ...

Chris Swonger, the president and CEO of the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States, discusses how President Donald Trump's trade war could impact alcohol prices. Trump orders strikes on ...

The intent is to protect the US alcohol industry and challenge what he views as unfair global trade practices, specifically targeting exports from France, Germany, and Italy. But Trump ...

The Enforcement Directorate Thursday said it has found "multiple irregularities" in the operations of TASMAC that has monopoly over liquor trade in Tamil ... of Rs 10-30 per bottle by TASMAC ...

He emphasised that eliminating the root cause of illegal liquor trade requires social and economic interventions. As part of the initiative, the ‘Navodaya 2.0’ poster was unveiled to educate ...

Alcohol has landed on the front lines of a global trade war, throwing French wines, Irish whiskeys, Kentucky bourbon, Japanese beer and Mexican tequila into the crossfire between the U.S. and its ...

An industry trade group, the Importer Vintners and Spirits Association is raising funds from members to legally battle “against Alberta’s liquor inventory seizure,” according to its website.