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The American Craft Spirits Association's annual conference makes it clear: It's a great time to be a drinker.

DRAM wars have erupted over claims that Irish whiskey sales to America are close to outstripping Scotch for the time since the days of Prohibition a…

As tequila sales boom, mezcal hits the mainstream and other spirits gain devotees

Emperador Inc., the world’s largest brandy company, reported that it has submitted the necessary application documents for its planned Secondary Listing on the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange (SGX). In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Emperador said the application is subject to

Emperador Inc. on Wednesday announced plans to push for a secondary listing on the main board of the Singapore Exchange, as approved by its board earlier this week.

Emperador Inc. is planning a secondary listing by way of introduction on the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange. In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, the firm said its Board of Directors has granted authority to the management to deliver all the necessary requirements for a Secondary

How the cocktail revival is reshaping our backyards The Aussie backyard is being unexpectedly changed by our resurgent love affair with an age-old cocktail and childhood nostalgia. Food & Entertainment by Trudy Oram 15th Apr 2021 1:20 PM The Aussie backyard is being unexpectedly reshaped by our resurgent love affair with an age-old cocktail and childhood nostalgia. Homeowners have discovered a renewed thirst for citrus via t...

How China is devastating Australias billion-dollar wine industry CNN 2/18/2021 © Alberto Mier/CNN South Australian winemaker Jarrad White spent almost a decade building his business in China. Then, in a matter of months, it all fell apart. It had nothing to do with the quality of Whites wines at his vineyard in McLaren Vale, one of South Australias premier winegrowing regions. Instead, it was the result of months of worsening diplomatic frictions between China and Australia. © CNN/Ben Wes...

Prices of imported alcoholic drinks may not change in the next fiscal. While the budget has reduced basic customs duty on liquor to 50% from 150%, it would be offset by the agricultural infrastructure cess of 100% imposed on tipple. The new cess is only applicable on hard spirits such as Scotch, whisky, rum and vodka, and not on foreign beer which at present attracts 110% tax. There could be a revised customs duty structure from 1 October this year. With high import duties, the market for for...