Buffalo Trace, Maker of Coveted Whiskeys, Doubles Production

Buffalo Trace, the producer of the popular Pappy Van Winkle bourbons, will double its whiskey production in the coming days. The expansion of the Kentucky-based distillery, announced last week, will allow the Sazerac-owned company to increase the production of its whiskey expressions like Buffalo Trace, Eagle Rare, Weller, Blanton’s, and E.H. Taylor Jr.

American Craft Spirits Association: Craft Spirits Have Young, Regional Demographic

Data released last week by the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS) showed that for the first time spirits revenues outpaced beer, but how did craft spirits measure up? At last weekend’s American Craft Spirits Association Conference in Portland, data experts shared insight into the segment’s growth and opportunities.

Spirits: 7 New Whiskeys for Valentine’s Day

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, several whiskey brands are rolling out new expressions featuring tasting notes ranging from caramel and vanilla to nut brittle to butterscotch.

Spirits: 7 Pre-Valentine’s Day RTD Cocktail Releases

As Valentine’s Day approaches, some RTD cocktail brands are holding onto an eternal summer with tropical-inspired flavors while others are rolling out new iterations of classic cocktails. Check out this gallery for the latest launches from brands like Tip Top Proper Cocktails, Captain Morgan and Hercules Mulligan.

Gopuff to Expand Presence on Drizly

On-demand convenience delivery retailer Gopuff and e-commerce beverage-alcohol platform Drizly are teaming up to provide broader service for bev-alc delivery, the companies announced today.

8 New Whiskeys Debuting This Dry January

Dry January may be in full swing, but that hasn’t stopped spirits brands from rolling out new offerings. In this roundup of new whiskey releases, Fercullen Irish Whiskey makes its U.S. debut and Woodford Reserve unveiled this year’s edition of Double Double Oaked Bourbon.

Profile: Sia Whiskey’s Carin Luna-Ostaseski On Capital, Community & the Entrepreneurial Spirit Fund

Over the last decade, businesses owned by either people of color, LGBTQ people, women or the disabled have received only a 2% share of venture capital even though they represent over 50% of new business started, according to Hello Alice. Within spirits and alcohol overall, several industry groups and leaders have recently called attention to similar disparities.