American Teens Are Drinking the Hard Stuff; A Bad Barley Crop Could Lead to a Beer Price Hike
Bars around the city are introducing board games, like Trivial Pursuit and Operation, which are popular with the twentysomethings.
[NY Post]
A new study shows that American teenagers who drink prefer hard liquor to beer. And, surprisingly, few are opting for wine coolers.
[Wall Street Journal]
A poor year for Canadian and Australian barley production could force some brewers to increase prices. [Vancouver Sun]
Nary a marketing opportunity is passed up these days. Charlie Sheen's nutso tiger blood comment spurred sake maker TY KU to create a Tiger Blood cocktail.
[People]
Melva Radcliffe, New Jersey's oldest resident, just turned 110. Her secret? She says she drinks a glass of whiskey a day.
[CBS]
A penchant for ouzo does not come naturally to Americans. But you might learn to appreciate the stuff simply by adding water.
[Washington Post]
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