Hemp THC products will remain on shelves across the U.S. until December, with President Trump signing the hemp ban delay into law as part of a continuing resolution to fund the government for an extra ...

New York Wine & Spirits, part of Manhattan Beer & Beverage, has acquired the distribution rights for a collection of brands previously handled by RNDC New York. Continue reading → ...

A moment of truth is arriving for hemp-derived THC drinks. Sales of THC drinks have been gaining retail steam for several years in the 20-plus states where they’re legal, but new federal restrictions ...

With RTDs and Tequila propelling industry growth lately, it’s little surprise that agave spirits and prepackaged cocktails are among the leading categories on Impact’s recently released “Hot Prospects ...

The Toasts Not Tariffs trade coalition sent a letter to President Trump thanking him for addressing bans on U.S. alcohol across Canada but urging the countries to come to a permanent solution to ...

With 86% growth to 16.4 million cases, according to Impact Databank, Spirit of Gallo’s spirits-based RTD High Noon Sun Sips vaulted into first place among all spirits brands in the U.S. last year.

One of the foremost executives in the American wine business is retiring after a 37-year career. Roger Nabedian, long the head of E.&J. Gallo’s premium wine division, will be retiring effective in ...

The U.S. market for hemp-derived THC drinks is rapidly growing. In 2020, it was $400,000, and last year it reached $382 million, according to the consumer insight and market research firm Brightfield ...

•High West Distillery, part of the Constellation Brands portfolio, has announced the 2026 edition of the Prisoner’s Share, the brand’s red wine cask finished blend of straight whiskies. Continue ...

Speakers for Impact Seminar, October 8th in NYC, have been announced. Register today.

Behind many of the non-distilling spirits producers in the U.S.—and even some that make their own whiskey—lies a single name: MGP (Midwest Grain Products). Continue reading → ...

•Massachusetts’ total cannabis sales through December 2 this year reached $1.66 billion, according to data from the state’s Cannabis Control Commission (CCC). During that period, $1.52 billion came ...