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An Insider's Look at the Craft Distillery Industry
This industry overview offers a look at the history, culture and future of this business so you can decide if starting your own distillery is right for you.
Where Drinking at Work Is a Job Requirement
Drinking on the job didn't go away -- it evolved.
Powdered Alcohol Gets the OK From Federal Regulators, Faces Resistance from States
Get ready for an unconventional way to get drunk this summer.
How This Entrepreneur Reworked His Business Idea in the Face of Financial Armageddon
While a key aspect of his plan changed, City Winery founder Michael Dorf achieved his original goal: to build a place where people could eat, drink and enjoy an intimate concert experience.
Business Bacchanal: Sex, Booze and the Work Trip
One-third of men admit to binge drinking while they are away on work trips. And that's just the percentage who 'fessed up.
Happy Hour: Why Whiskey Might Be Your Next Go-To Drink
There's a noticeable resurgence of bourbon and Tennessee whiskey in the alcoholic beverage market, as mass-market beers and vodkas decline in sales.
These 4 Apps Will Make Your Dining-Out Experience Awesome
You can pair the perfect wine, pay for your meal and more -- right from your phone.
Need a Drink? This Startup Will Deliver Booze On Demand.
Saucey provides technology that connects liquor stores to thirsty consumers.
Hold the Rocks: This Digital Stick Concept Chills Cocktails Without Ice
With this slim smart wand in your drink, you could totally chill on the ice.
Don't Let Your Holiday Party Cheer Steer You Into Court
The mad rush of celebrations is about to begin. Don't fall into any of these traps.
These Entrepreneurs Found a Way to Make Energy-Efficient Vodka
The founders of Industry City Distillery in Brooklyn, N.Y., sought to make the distilling process less wasteful.
This Startup Wants to Bring Personal Breathalyzers to the Masses
The BACtrack Vio is a keychain-sized breathalyzer alongside which users can track their intoxication levels via a smartphone app.
Your Personal Brand Lives at Night, Too
Here are four questions to think about as you consider how your social life affects your work persona.
Even Your Stomach Contributes to Your Personal Brand
What you eat and drink when out with clients reflects back on you, so be deliberate in your choices.
Just Add Water: Powdered Alcohol Approved by the U.S. Government
You may be able to order pouches of powdered vodka, Cosmopolitans and 'Powderitas' as soon as this fall.