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Why Big Alcohol Is Betting on Cannabis Beverages to Win Back Customers
Across the U.S., alcohol companies are grappling with a hard truth: the pandemic-era spike in liquor and beer sales has fizzled out, and today’s consumer isn’t reaching for the same bottle. According to 2025 reports from industry associations, beer sales are down nearly 6%, spirits have fallen 5.6%, and wine is down 9%. Rising prices, tighter budgets, and health concerns are prompting consumers to shift away from traditional alcoholic beverages.
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Premium Water Market Surges, Driven by Wellness and Social Media Trends
From natural carbonated mineral water in Spain’s Catalonia region to pristine groundwater gushing from Austria’s Alps, and deep seawater drawn from the depths of South Korea’s East Sea….
At the ‘Fine Water Summit’ held in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, last April, 107 types of water from 35 countries competed for the title of the world’s best-tasting water. Water sommeliers, akin to wine sommeliers, evaluated the aroma and taste of water poured into glasses and assigned scores.
10 Of The Most Expensive Beers You Can Buy, And Are They Worth It?
Most of the time, the cost of a beer directly affects its enjoyment. A drink at the NFL stadium that sells the most expensive beer will, inevitably, satisfy differently from a cold one straight from the cooler at a family barbecue, for example. That said, the Washington Commanders sell beer starting at $16.49, whereas plenty of craft beer aficionados will pay double that or more for a high-quality seasonal release from a renowned brewery.
Best of the Rest
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- ‘Wine Improvement Districts’ Promise to Sell More Wine, So Why Are They So Contentious?
- New PLCB fee will raise prices for wine and spirits in 2026, industry groups say
- Dead Frog continues to be the authority on sours in BC
- Big Alcohol prepares to fight back as buzzy cannabis drinks steal sales
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