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David Morrow’s coverage mainly revolves around whiskey and bourbon, with a focus on new releases, tasting notes, and promotional deals. Given this emphasis, he is likely to be interested in pitches from whiskey experts or industry insiders who can provide unique insights into new products, trends in the market, or exclusive access to behind-the-scenes information regarding distilleries and their offerings.
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By: David Morrow
On Friday, Sazerac officially announced its acquisition of the Garrard County Distilling facility in Lancaster, Kentucky, putting the Buffalo Trace owner in control of a distillery that went from a massive independent bourbon project to receivership less than two years after opening. The acquisition, announced Friday, expands Sazerac’s distilling footprint across Kentucky and gives the […]
By: David Morrow
The Daily Pour is excited to announce the winners of the inaugural Zero Proof Choice Awards, the New York-based competition honoring the year's best alcohol-free beverages.
The Daily Pour is excited to announce the winners of the inaugural Zero Proof Choice Awards, the New York-based competition honoring the year's best alcohol-free beverages.
By: David Morrow
Whiskey Washback closed out its summer slate with back-to-back stops in Atlanta and Chicago, drawing more than 1,000 attendees and putting dozens of brands in direct contact with an audience eager to taste, learn and buy.
By: David Morrow
Saskatchewan is imposing a 50% tax on U.S. alcoholic beverages in retaliation for new American tariffs on Canadian beer, wine and spirits, Saskatchewan
Stone Brewing is entering a new chapter under new ownership, but the transition is bringing layoffs and the planned closure of the San Diego craft beer icon’s Escondido brewery and bistro. Sapporo U.S.A., which acquired Stone in 2022, sold the Stone beer brand, wholesale business and four San Diego locations in April to Firestone Walker […]
By: David Morrow
Manitoba has pulled the remaining U.S. alcohol from its provincially run liquor stores, with some of the products potentially headed for destruction if they expire before they can be sold,
By: David Morrow
A California man has been charged with allegedly starting a wildfire that devastated thousands of acres in Napa Valley Wine Country and caused millions of dollars in losses to the region's wine industry.
More than 50,000 cans of beer have gone missing in California after a truck carrying the shipment disappeared on its way to San Diego. Pabst Blue Ribbon said the truck was last seen Aug. 17 after leav...
New Jersey has become the latest state to permanently allow cocktails to-go, giving restaurants and bars a new long-term option for serving alcoholic drinks outside their establishments.
