After serving their country, four veterans are now serving up a positive message about alcohol consumption with their new brand of bourbon, Four Branches.

It also brings whiskey production back to Bardstown, which was the scene of a devastating fire in 1996 that destroyed not only the Heaven Hill distillery but also seven rickhouses ...

The Last Drop Distillers unveiled its 2025 Collection of three ultra-aged whiskies from America, Scotland, and Japan. Founded ...

The Altoona Curve is bringing back its popular beer, wine, and spirits sampling event, Pints for Vets, on Saturday, June 28, ...

Rare whisky is supposed to be in decline. An extensive industry analysis published recently by financial advisory firm Noble reveals sales of top-shelf Scotch fell 24 per cent by volume and 34 per ...

An article about the prominent Civil Rights activist Medgar Evers, a US Navy veteran, was also removed from the US Naval History and Heritage Command. However, another webpage about the active ...

VA Shake-Up Disrupts Mental Health Services for Some US Veterans By Robin Respaut SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Joey Cortez, who served 24 years in the U.S. Air Force, had been waiting since August to ...

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20 (Reuters) - Joey Cortez, who served 24 years in the U.S. Air Force, had been waiting since August to see a mental health specialist from the Department of Veterans' Affairs ...

One of the most awarded American whiskey brands was built on a filtration process brought to the United States by enslaved people and practiced by the hands of first-known Black master distiller ...

In an interview with WTOP on Wednesday, U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins defended the cuts, echoing language often used by the Trump administration. He argued the cuts are needed to ...

But convincing the Department of Veterans Affairs of that would be another matter. Because her husband never sought professional help for his mental health problems and was never officially ...

B.C. craft distillers have told BIV that there are several specific ways in which the B.C. government is treating them less favourably than it does wineries. For one thing, government mark-ups ...