wine

Several new laws went into effect on January 1st, 2024 in Minnesota. But these two items still remain banned at Minnesota grocery and convenience stores.

Wine continues to increase in popularity here in Minnesota and around the country. But which wine is our favorite here in the Land of 10,000 Lakes?

Easter is near and I can't be the only one wondering what we're drinking with dinner.

There are many spots across the United States that are suffering from a supply shortage that affects alcohol sales. Locally we are starting to see some of this issue.

You can pre-order now and get it well ahead of the holidays.

It's called "Jalapeno Noir" - and it's joining an earlier branded beer from Taco Bell. That's right - the American-style Mexican fast food chain now has its own in-brand wine - specifically designed to pair with the chalupas on their menu in their Canadian locations.

I asked my friends a co-workers what items they can never find when they need it. Here are 10 of those items that always seem to be elusive.

A bill allowing restaurants to offer take out beer and wine is expected to pass on Friday in Minnesota.

I love a good glass of wine, but now I might be thinking twice next time I reach my favorite brand. There's a list of wines that was released in August 2019 for having dangerous levels of inorganic arsenic. In fact, some brands are part of a pending lawsuit.

Minnesota is home to many awesome locally-made adult beverage options, many of which come from the Duluth area and North Shore. If you're looking to explore these locally-crafted beverages for yourself, The Growler has created a map dubbed "Land of 10,000 Drinks" that will show you every spot in the North Start State.

Drink up, everyone -- we've got some great news.

This may be the greatest innovation in wine since pinot noir.