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Publix, a supermarket chain widely known throughout the southeastern U.S., will remove Russian-made vodka brands from its store shelves to show its support for Ukraine against the Russian invasion, Publix Director of Communications Maria Brous said Wednesday.

An Indiana-based vodka company is launching a new drink, “American Stallion,” while calling for the suspension of the Moscow Mule amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine exports a significant percentage of the barley used for making beer.

Bars, restaurants, and liquor stores around America are pouring out their Russian vodka and replacing it with Ukrainian spirits to show support in whatever way they can for the people of Ukraine.

McDonald’s beloved Shamrock Shake will be back on menus later this month. Two varieties of the minty green frozen treat will be available at participating restaurants nationwide, starting on Monday, Feb. 21.

Anheuser-Busch InBev has rolled out Bud Light NEXT, its first zero-carb beer, after 10 years of development

French craft brewer Hoppy Urban Brew has created a blue beer using an algae called spirulina.

More than a thousand rare whiskeys will be available for purchase through the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board’s upcoming Limited-Release Lottery.

While some Dry January objectors have speculated that the health month is hurting bars and alcohol retailers, professionals in the field say there’s a host of reasons why some small business owners are struggling.

Simply Lemonade is the latest Coca-Cola beverage brand to get an alcohol infusion.

Goaltender Tuukka Rask has resigned with the NHL's Boston Bruins – and Bud Light is jumping on the bandwagon.

Pabst Blue Ribbon apologized on Monday after the brand's Twitter account fired off a string of profane messages to start 2022, including that "dry January is so last year" and people should "try eating a--" if they don't want to drink booze this month.

He was the Super Bowl-winning coach who "retired" at age 42. But John Madden, who died Tuesday at age 85, went on to become a hugely successful commercial pitchman as well.

Kahlúa Coffee Liqueur is issuing a challenge to couples in the U.S. that requires a 30-day break from internet-based technology.

Brian Marshall doesn’t like whisky, but he’s certainly profited from the drink, after selling his collection at auction.

The Kentucky bourbon industry is coming together to raise funds for tornado relief efforts in the western part of the state.

Liquor shortages are being reported at states across the U.S., just as the busy Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday season hits.

Parts of downtown Des Moines have been so transformed in the past decade by new apartments, trendy shops and microbreweries, it’s sometimes hard to reconcile the present with the not-so-distant past. But one strong reminder of the city's heritage remains: the stench.

The fast-food chain announced two vodkas based on its curly and crinkle fries.

Pandemic or “candemic?” The brewery industry says it's experiencing an aluminum can shortage as a result of supply chain issues and increased demand stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.