Category Archives: What We’re Reading

Wine Comes for Whiskey’s Indian Crown Whiskey has always been king in India, but Covid sparked changes in this huge, untapped market. (Wine-Searcher) CEO Corner: A Sparkling Conversation With Veuve Clicquot’s Jean-Marc Gallot Why he decided to celebrate the brand’s … Continue reading →

How brands can appeal to Gen Sober, as non-alcoholic options prove to be more than a fad Data from Roy Morgan points to a steady decline in alcohol consumption among young Aussies compared to their older peers. The Endeavour Group, … Continue reading →

How Polio Crept Back into the U.S. U.S. public health agencies generally don’t test wastewater for signs of polio. That may have given the virus time to circulate silently before it paralyzed a New York man. (ProPublica)

Multi-fatality lightning strikes are rare, but most have this in common In recent years, every time three or more people have been killed by a lightning strike in the U.S., they’ve all made the same critical mistake. (Washington Post)

Why a Maryland congressman has spent more than $400,000 on a Colorado liquor license ballot initiative He and his brother own Total Wine & More, and, if passed, the measure would open the door for liquor retailers to be able … Continue reading →

Napa’s vineyard workers are retiring — and the next generation doesn’t want their jobs A generational shift is occurring within California’s agricultural workforce where the offspring of farmworkers are pursuing alternative, gainful and fulfilling careers — a result of having … Continue reading →