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The group couldn’t and wouldn’t wait for the Patrón

The Passover tradition has uniquely American roots

A new study ranks the U.S. as the top wine-consuming nation in the world

More states relax Sunday alcohol laws, with some stores selling booze as early as 6 a.m.

Expensive alcoholic drinks rely on brand, not taste

The ‘booze bra’ that can hold a whole bottle of wine… just don’t wear it with a white shirt

Wine vending machines open in grocery stores

Metal band Whitesnake is now bottling and selling its very own wine

The Comprehensive Alcohol Regulatory Effectiveness Act would shut down and probably reverse the growing trend of legalizing direct wine shipping. Even worse, it would essentially eviscerate an important part of the Constitution as it pertains to alcohol.

French study: Moderate wine drinkers have healthier hearts and minds than those who never drink or those who drink too much

The Heart Foundation released sad news for wine drinkers and chocoholics hoping to benefit from antioxidants

Prince Harry reportedly treated complete strangers to £200 ($330) bottles of vintage champagne on a £10,000 ($16,514) drinking session in the VIP section of his favourite London nightspot

Hello Kitty has just released four different kinds of wines, each with a separate Hello Kitty label

Researchers have identified a way to determine whether or not a wine is fraud, by aging it, through carbon-dating

A French court convicted a dozen wine producers and traders of fraud in a scheme that exported fake Pinot Noir from Southwest France to the U.S., duping American giant E. & J. Gallo Winery among others

A dozen wine producers and traders were found guilty of having supplied an American trader with mislabeled “Pinot Noir” wines, and six were handed a suspended prison sentence. In a rare case pitting local producers from the southwest of France against the big U.S. trader E. & J. Gallo, the president of the criminal court in this medieval walled town said on Wednesday that “there has been fraud”

Wine can be complex or simple but several books can help clear any confusion

Thursday’s decision by the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals to uphold a lower court ruling could open the door for connoisseurs in Massachusetts to purchase more of their favorite wines online or by mail order from domestic producers.