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Linganore Winecellars is among the Maryland wineries whose workers have taken to the vines for this year’s harvest.
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Read More »Maryland winery workers take to the vines for yearly harvest
Flying Dog Brewery sues NC commission over rejected beer label
Maryland-based Flying Dog Brewery is suing North Carolina regulators after one of its beer labels was deemed inappropriate and was rejected.
Read More »Heavy Seas releases taproom exclusive Joose Cannon Mai Tai
Baltimore-based Heavy Seas Beer on Tuesday released Joose Cannon Mai Tai, from its 15 Barrel Brewhouse line.
Read More »Crooked Crab Brewing Co. more than doubles its space in Anne Arundel County
Three years after signing its first lease in Anne Arundel County, Crooked Crab Brewing Company will more than double its space.
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Read More »Maryland native launched what he calls the first Black-owned rosé
Randallstown native Donae Burston made a splash in 2019 in the wine business by launching La Fête du Rosé, which he called the first entirely Black-owned rosé, out of St. Tropez, France.
Read More »Heavy Seas, Weber’s Cider Mill Farm release Strawberry Shortcake Ale
Heavy Seas Beer and Weber’s Cider Mill Farm announced the release of Strawberry Shortcake Ale.
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Read More »When just being near alcohol lands you in jail
In a courtroom in Roanoke, Virginia, a judge legally declared Bryan Manning a drunk in 2010.
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Read More »Franchot misguided on Maryland alcohol policy
We, too, take issue with the comptroller’s ongoing abdication of his responsibility to reasonably regulate the retail sale of alcohol.
Tagged with: alcohol Comptroller Peter V. R. Franchot
Read More »Out of beer? Just have some delivered
Baltimoreans can now get beer — or any other form of alcohol — delivered right to their doorsteps.
Read More »Md. ban on grain alcohol hurts violin makers
Binge drinkers and frat boys aren't the only ones despairing over Maryland's new ban on grain alcohol: Violin makers who used the liquor to make varnish are also affected.
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