This link leads to a Flipboard magazine titled “LIQUOR INDUSTRY NEWS 01-13-25,” curated by Mark Lenzi.
Lenzi is a recognized wine and spirits expert (owner of Franklin Liquors in Massachusetts and host of The Wonderful World of Wine podcast). He uses these Flipboard collections to aggregate the most important daily and weekly news for industry professionals and enthusiasts.
While the specific articles within the January 13, 2025 edition change as he adds new content, this specific roundup typically focuses on:
Market Trends: Analysis of how consumer habits (like the shift toward “better-for-you” drinks or the influence of Gen Z) are affecting sales.
Spirit & Wine News: Significant updates from major regions (like Bourbon production in Kentucky or harvest reports from Europe).
Regulatory Updates: News on tariffs, state-specific liquor laws (often including Massachusetts-specific news), and shipping regulations.
Sustainability: Coverage of eco-friendly packaging and biodynamic farming in the wine industry.
Educational Content: Links to his latest podcast episodes and “deep dives” into specific categories like sparkling wine or whiskey aging.
The following liquor industry news stories were posted on January 12, 2026:
Where To Buy An Empty Bourbon Or Whiskey Barrel: This story explores the world of “coopers”—specialist artisans who create whiskey barrels—and provides guidance for enthusiasts looking to purchase used barrels for personal projects or decor.
What Happens to Opened Wine: A report on how oxygen affects wine once a bottle is opened. It explains that while old wine typically won’t make you sick, oxidation strips the “brightness” and flavor, making it taste different than intended.
The 23 Best Rye Whiskey Cocktails: A comprehensive guide for home bartenders featuring essential recipes and deep dives into the versatility of rye whiskey in mixology.
Why a Popular ’70s Beer is Now Only in Canada: This piece looks at a specific cult-classic beer brand from the 1970s (famously associated with pop culture icons like Kurt Cobain) that has disappeared from U.S. shelves but remains available in the Canadian market.
Espresso Martini Popularity: A look at the “buzzy modern classic” that remains one of the most-ordered cocktails globally, detailing its standard ingredients: vodka, coffee liqueur, fresh espresso, and simple syrup.
Weekly Liquor Industry Highlights: A review of the first week of January 2026 by Mark C. Lenzi, covering broad trends and news across the wine and spirits sectors.
Wine production in Portugal fell by 14% in the 2025/2026 season, to 5.9 million hectolitres, according to data from the Institute of Vine and Wine (IVV).
A Newly Discovered Reaction Between Ethanol And Sugars in Beer
Michael Hellwig, TUD Dresden University of Technology, Germany, discusses his recent study showing that ethanol reacts with sugar-derived compounds in beer to form a new ethoxy dicarbonyl, revealing a non-enzymatic pathway that may contribute to beer aging and flavor changes.
Can a Tiny Fee on Every Bottle Save California’s Wine Countries?
Employing a relatively new concept called a “wine improvement district,” appellations like Temecula, Livermore, Santa Barbara, and Amador County are now tacking on an extra 1 to 2% fee on every bottle sold in their regions to enhance the coffers of their vintners associations. Lodi and Santa Cruz Mountains just enacted their own, while regions like Paso Robles to Sonoma have flirted with the notion as well.
The Whiskey Trends That Defined 2025, From Ultra-Aged Bourbon to Smaller Formats
Industry insiders say tighter economics, a surplus of well-aged barrels, and shifting drinking habits quietly shaped what whiskey drinkers saw on shelves last year.
The Future of Champagne May Be Written in the Soil
As climate pressures mount, biodynamic growers in Épernay, the Côte des Bar, and beyond argue that healthier vineyards lead to more precise, vibrant wines.
Viña Santa Sofía: beyond the score, wine is defined in the glass.
With so many wines in Chile, ratings help guide consumers, but they don’t tell the whole story. For Fernando Bustos Latorre, manager of Santa Sofía Chile, “numbers serve as a reference, but the true measure is in the glass: in how each wine is enjoyed, shared, and experienced.”
The One Nonalcoholic Sparkling Wine Brand We Regretted Buying
The brand’s website describes its Italy-made Non-Alcoholic Sparkling wine as “refreshingly vibrant,” made from Glera grapes with notes of “pear, citrus, and green apple” and a “bright hint of acidity.”
A French Winemaking Family Keeps the Bubbles Popping in New Mexico
Based in Albuquerque, by the turn of the 21st century and after having been in business since 1985, Gruet had sold more than one million bottles of wine — and was just getting started. Over the ensuing years, the accolades were many and continue to this day
The Oldest Liquor Store In The US Has Been Serving Customers For Over 300 Years
Places like the Green Dragon Tavern in Boston witnessed pro-Revolution meetings, and George Washington celebrated victory over the British Empire at New York’s Fraunces.
Most Massachusetts’ municipalities, including Boston, are limited to how many so-called “Pouring Licenses” and “Package Store Licenses” they can have issued at any one time depending upon their population, as determined by the last United States Census.
What you need to know about Italy’s new decree on dealcoholised wine
IT HAS BEEN SIGNED AFTER MONTHS OF WAITING AND PRESSURE FROM TRADE ASSOCIATIONS, WHICH HAD BEEN CALLING FOR CLEAR RULES ON EXCISE DUTIES, AUTHORISATIONS AND PRODUCTION.
The Flipboard link provided, here are the stories curated by Mark Lenzi for January 11, 2026:
Why NA drinks, ‘mocktails’ can be tricky for those of us in recovery (via Yahoo/Nashville Tennessean) – An exploration of the psychological and social complexities of non-alcoholic beverages for individuals in recovery.
Reach For This Pantry Staple For A More Decadent Martini (via Tasting Table) – A tip on using a common pantry item to enhance and add decadence to the classic Martini.
Declining wine consumption in EU forecast to continue (via Just Drinks) – A report on the 10-year outlook for European wine consumption, which is expected to fall due to changing consumer habits.
Which celebrity wines to buy and avoid – from Kylie to Snoop Dogg (via The Telegraph) – A guide to celebrity-backed wine brands, including news on a recent non-alcoholic launch by Sir Elton John.
10 Best Wineries in Victoria, According to a Sommelier (via Man of Many) – A curated list of top-tier wineries in Victoria, Australia, for enthusiasts looking to improve their cellar.
Wine 101: How to speak the language of the vines like a pro (via Lifestyle Asia) – A sommelier’s guide to understanding wine terminology and navigating complex wine lists.
This collection was curated under Mark Lenzi’s magazine, The Wonderful World of Wine (WWW).
Here is a summary of the stories from the January 9, 2026, edition of “Liquor Industry News” by Mark Lenzi:
US Health Department Removes Daily Alcohol Limits: In a major shift, the US Department of Health’s new five-year dietary guidance report has dropped the long-standing recommendation that Americans limit alcohol consumption to two drinks per day.
Elton John Launches Non-Alcoholic Wine: Music legend Elton John has entered the drinks market with the launch of his own 0% alcohol “blanc de blancs,” targeting the growing non-alcoholic beverage sector.
Irish Whiskey Exports Decline: Exports of Irish whiskey saw a 5% drop in value over the past year. Analysts point to a slowdown in the US market as the primary reason for the hindered performance.
Growth Projected for Mexico’s Whisky Market: A new study by IMARC Group predicts significant growth for the whisky market in Mexico, projecting it will rise from $905.2 million in 2025 to $1.47 billion by 2034.
Red vs. White Wine Health Debate: A feature from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health explores the nutritional differences between red and white wine, examining whether red wine’s long-held reputation as the “healthier” choice still stands up to current research.
Based on the “LIQUOR INDUSTRY NEWS 01-08-26” collection curated by Mark Lenzi, here are the key stories for January 8, 2026:
Wine Shipping Legal Battle: A significant case regarding wine retailer shipping might return to the US Supreme Court this year. Plaintiffs in an Arizona case have appealed an unusual ruling, potentially impacting how wine is shipped across state lines.
The “Taylor Swift Effect” on Wine: Sales for Sancerre (a Loire Valley white wine) have spiked in the US, leading to sell-outs after fans spotted a bottle in the pop star’s latest documentary.
Wine Education Trends: An editorial piece argues for the importance of moving wine education “away from the screen” and back to in-person, experiential learning to better engage students and enthusiasts.
Non-Alcoholic Wine Outlook: Industry experts have released a list of the “12 Best Non-Alcoholic Wines for 2026,” highlighting the continued growth and innovation in the booze-free movement.
Rising Popularity of Sake: As Asian-American bars gain popularity in the US, sake is seeing a corresponding surge. The US has become a primary market for Japanese sake producers in the first half of 2025/2026.
High-End Bourbon Highlights: Texas-based Garrison Brothers is making headlines with their “2025 Cowboy Bourbon” and “Sonora” releases, being cited as some of the best bourbon produced outside of Kentucky.
This Flipboard collection for January 7, 2026, curated by Mark Lenzi (The Wonderful World of Wine), includes the following news stories:
The History of Barrel-Aged Wine: A feature by Rod Phillips for The World of Fine Wine discussing how barrel aging has evolved from a simple storage necessity to a deliberate stylistic choice used to influence a wine’s character.
Virginia Wine Milestone: A report from Northern Virginia Magazine highlighting that a red blend from Barboursville Vineyards has become the first Virginia wine to rank on a “Top 50 U.S. Wines” list.
Bartender Recommendations: A VinePair article featuring interviews with 13 bartenders about the specific cocktails they wish customers would order more frequently in 2026.
Health Debate (Red vs. White Wine): A science-focused piece from The Spokesman-Review examining the common belief that red wine is healthier than white wine and looking at what current research says about the differences.
American Malbec Growth: A Wine Enthusiast article exploring how U.S. producers are successfully expanding Malbec production beyond its traditional stronghold in Argentina.
Georgian Orange Wine: A Decanter story detailing the traditional journey of Georgian “amber” wines, which are fermented in buried clay vessels called qvevri to create a unique profile with the structure of a red wine and the acidity of a white.
Episode 306: A Spirited Sip with a Wine Maverick Raymond Blake A new podcast episode from The Wonderful World of Wine (WWW) featuring hosts Kim Simone and Mark Lenzi. They interview wine writer Raymond Blake to explore his unique perspective on the industry.
Introducing New Michelob ULTRA Zero Lime: A Refreshing Alcohol-Free Brew with a Citrus Twist Anheuser-Busch announced the launch of a new non-alcoholic lime-flavored beer under the Michelob ULTRA brand, targeting the growing demand for alcohol-free alternatives.
The 20 Best Non-Alcoholic Beers for 2026 A curated list by VinePair highlighting the top-performing non-alcoholic beers in the current market, noting that the category continues to lead growth in the U.S. beverage sector.
Brassfield Estate Winery Concludes 2025 with Exceptional Sales Growth and Expansion of National Sales Team A report from Wine Industry Advisor regarding the winery’s year-end success, detailing their sales growth and the strategic expansion of their sales force to handle increased demand.
This Flipboard link for Liquor Industry News 01-05-26, curated by Mark Lenzi of “The Wonderful World of Wine,” contains the following articles:
Exploring The Wonderful World of Wine Podcast with Kim & Mark (Franklin Matters) A feature on the radio show/podcast (Episode #1621) where hosts Kim Simone and Mark Lenzi discuss their award-winning wine series.
The Cheap Bottled-In-Bond Bourbon You Shouldn’t Look Down On (Tasting Table) An article exploring the prestige of the “Bottled-in-Bond” label and highlighting affordable options that enthusiasts often overlook despite their high quality.
How to Make The Americano, With Amaro (A Lush Life Manual) A guide on upgrading the classic low-proof Americano cocktail by incorporating Amaro for a more complex flavor profile.
What’s The Actual Difference Between A Bar And Cantina? (Chowhound) An educational piece explaining the cultural and functional differences between these two types of establishments.
Taste Test: Cult Distillery Willett’s New Bourbon Doesn’t Live Up to Its Unicorn Bottles (Robb Report) A review by critic Jonah Flicker of a new whiskey release from the famous Willett distillery, noting that while solid, it lacks the “unicorn” status of their previous rare bottles.
10 Best Whisky Stories of 2025 (Man of Many) A retrospective of the year’s top whisky news, including a highlight on the House of Suntory’s partnership with artist Hiroshi Senju for ultra-rare Hibiki releases.
This January 4, 2026, edition of Mark Lenzi’s “Liquor Industry News” on Flipboard centers on the transition into the new year, specifically focusing on “Dry January” trends, the rise of lagers, and significant distillery news.
As a Certified Specialist of Wine and Spirits, Lenzi curates this magazine to highlight market shifts and consumer guides.
Based on the content curated by Mark Lenzi in the “Liquor Industry News 01-03-26” edition, here is a summary of the featured stories and industry updates:
This Flipboard magazine curated by Mark Lenzi for January 2, 2026, focuses on the transition from New Year’s celebrations into “Dry January” and the emerging trends for the new year.
The following is a summary of the stories featured in the LIQUOR INDUSTRY NEWS 01-01-26 collection:
Understanding “Still-Strength” Spirits: An exploration of what “still-strength” means for curious drinkers. These spirits are bottled directly at the proof they leave the still, without being diluted with water, offering a more intense and pure expression of the production process.
Champagne Industry Challenges: While New Year’s Eve sparked the typical surge in Champagne sales, the industry is currently facing significant headwinds. These include ongoing labor abuse allegations in French vineyards and the looming threat of international tariffs.
The 100 Best Whiskeys of 2025: A year-end retrospective ranking the top whiskeys tasted throughout 2025. The list serves as a guide for enthusiasts looking for the “best of the best” as the new year begins.
Ranking the 100 Best Bourbons of 2025: A specific focus on Bourbon, highlighting the top 100 bottles of the year. The report notes that the whiskey industry faced “existential challenges” in 2025, including trade uncertainty and shifting consumer trends.
Orange Wine Fatigue: For those tired of the skin-fermented “orange wine” trend, experts and sommeliers suggest exploring alternative styles of wine that offer similar complexity without being part of the specific orange wine category.
Global New Year’s Drinks: A cultural look at 10 alcoholic beverages from around the world that are traditionally used for New Year’s toasts, along with travel advice on accepting drinks in different international settings.
Based on the “Liquor Industry News 12-31-25” Flipboard curated by Mark Lenzi, the stories posted on December 31, 2025, focus heavily on New Year’s Eve preparation, sparkling wine education, and the industry outlook for 2026.
This Flipboard magazine “LIQUOR INDUSTRY NEWS 12-30-25,” curated by Mark Lenzi (The Wonderful World of Wine), features several key stories reflecting the state of the alcohol industry at the end of 2025. Here is a summary of the featured content:
Industry Trends & Economic Outlook
Whiskey Trends of 2025: Industry insiders report that 2025 was a challenging year for whiskey producers. Factors like tighter economics, category growth slowdown, and tariffs led to a surplus of well-aged barrels. Trends shifted toward ultra-aged bourbons and smaller bottle formats to adapt to changing consumer habits.
The “Breakout” Wines: Despite reports of declining wine consumption, retailers and beverage professionals identified nine “breakout” wines that managed to capture consumer interest in 2025 by offering something unique or high-value.
Resilience of Sustainable Labels: While overall wine sales slumped, brands with sustainable, organic, or biodynamic certifications resisted the downward trend, as consumers increasingly prioritize environmental and political values in their purchases.
Regional News & Sustainability
California Wine Country’s New Strategy: A proposal is being discussed to implement a small fee on every bottle of wine sold to help fund and “save” California’s wine regions, which have seen a decrease in weekend tourism from major cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Biodynamics in Champagne: In the face of mounting climate pressures, growers in regions like Épernay and Côte des Bar are arguing that biodynamic farming—focusing on soil health—is essential for producing precise and vibrant wines in a changing climate.
Demographic Shifts
The Gen Z Influence: Marketing experts highlight how Gen Z (born 1997–2012) is quietly reshaping the wine industry. Their relationship with alcohol is different from previous generations, forcing brands to rethink how they communicate and what types of products they offer.
This liquor industry news for December 29, 2025, curated by Mark Lenzi, highlights several key trends and stories focusing on non-alcoholic options, health, and industry insights:
Industry & Product Trends
The Rise of Non-Alcoholic (NA) Sparkling Wines: The news highlights 11 alcohol-free sparkling wines that aim to replicate the “Champagne energy” and complexity of traditional bubbly, making them suitable for holiday celebrations without the alcohol content.
Consumer Regret with NA Brands: Not all non-alcoholic entries are hits; the digest includes a review of a specific NA sparkling wine brand from a well-known producer (Josh Cellars) that missed the mark for reviewers.
Prosecco Mixers: For those drinking traditional spirits, the news features five “unexpected” mixers for Prosecco that offer refreshing alternatives to standard cocktails.
Health & Science
Alcohol and Blood Pressure: A featured article explores the physiological effects of alcohol on blood pressure, specifically addressing whether red wine’s reputation for heart health holds up for those with hypertension.
Global Wine Insights
Beyond the Scores: A story from Marca Chile regarding Viña Santa Sofía emphasizes that while wine scores and points are useful guides for consistency, the true definition of a wine’s quality should be determined by the consumer’s experience in the glass.
Curator Note
The digest is part of “The Wonderful World of Wine (WWW)” series by Mark Lenzi, an industry expert with multiple certifications (CSW, CSS, FWS), aimed at providing a weekly review of trends and news across the liquor and wine sectors.
You’ve Heard of Orange Wine, but Do You Know Yellow Wine?
In the world of wine, reds and whites may dominate, but the spectrum of colors is far more kaleidoscopic: whimsical salmon-pink rosés, bright magenta co-ferments, and the now ubiquitous skin-contact orange wines.
Flip That Cheap Beer’s Flavor On Its Head With A Few Dashes Of This Liquid
The additive in question is none other than bitters, a popular ingredient to add to many popular cocktails that can arguably be at its most useful when added to whatever less-than-stellar beer you have on hand.
Don’t Freeze Champagne This New Year’s Eve. Here’s Why
New Year’s Eve tends to turn even the most organized hosts into last-minute chillers, which is how so many bottles of bubbly end up wedged between frozen peas
Milestone Brands’ Empress 1908 gin has entered the non-alcoholic spirits market with 0.0 Indigo. The spirit alternative is inspired by Empress’s flagship gin and made with a variety of botanicals including juniper, grapefruit, and butterfly pea flower, among others, plus filtered water and cane sugar. Empress 1908 0.0 Indigo is now available across the U.S. carrying a suggested price of $40 a bottle. Last year, Empress 1908 was at 148,000 cases in the U.S., according to Impact Databank.
Lofted Spirits to triple bottling output with site expansion
Kentucky-based Lofted Spirits will expand its main facility in Bardstown next year, nearly doubling its footprint while also tripling bottle capacity.
Misguided USDA Guidelines Regarding Alcohol Need to be Fixed
Focusing on what’s in the glass instead of what’s in the blood explains why the current U.S. Department of Agriculture guidelines regarding alcohol consumption – two drinks per day for men and one drink per day for women is considered safe – get it wrong.
Fowles Wine has received a $500,000 Coles Nurture Fund grant, which is being put towards developing its ‘BatNav’ system, which has the potential to reduce reliance on pesticides in vineyards and save Australia’s wine industry $50m per annum.
Last year the tranche of celebs entering the drinks world included Beyonce, Kylie Jenner and Jamie Foxx. Which famous faces joined the fray in 2025? Sarah Neish reports.
RoboDrop: can driverless cars rescue US booze sales?
The drinks trade need not fret about the present malaise of the American appetite for alcohol. The Seventh Cavalry is riding over the hill to rescue it – in a fleet of robotaxis, says Ron Emler.
Anheuser-Busch Announces It Will Close Two Breweries and Sell Another
The shutterings will lower the beverage conglomerate’s brewery count to nine. ABI cited updates to production at other facilities as the reason for the consolidation.
‘The role of Ozempic isn’t just about reduced consumption, it’s about a shift in values’
Weight loss medications are quietly reshaping how and why people drink, pushing alcohol towards a more selective and health-aware future. James Bayley asks whether health can be pursued without losing autonomy.
Don’t pour this Christmas drink down the sink, plumbers caution
Plumbers are warning of the dangers of tipping one festive drink down the plughole, unless you want to invite an emergency call-out bill. But which one is it, and why?
When ‘green’ means drinking differently: Laura Catena on Domaine As the wine industry wrestles with what sustainability really means,
Dr Laura Catena is reframing the debate — not around carbon alone, but around moderation. Her science-led Domaine EdeM project positions low- and no-alcohol wines as a vital part of a more sustainable drinking culture.
Data shows Gen Z’s rising engagement with wine is driven by lighter styles, values-focused buying habits, and tasting rooms that emphasize connection and transparency over traditional cues.
Fruit-forward and aromatic wines win over modern drinkers
Consumers are increasingly choosing wines that are expressive, approachable and flavour-led rather than classic heavyweight styles. From Sauvignon Blanc to RTD wine cocktails, data shows fun and aromatic profiles are reshaping the market. Kathleen Willcox reports.
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The following summary covers the articles featured in the “LIQUOR INDUSTRY NEWS 12-28-25” collection curated by Mark Lenzi:
Wine Highlights
The Rise of Alsatian Pinot Noir: This region is gaining significant attention for its bright and juicy Pinot Noirs. The recent addition of this grape variety to the Grand Cru sites of Hengst and Kirchberg de Barr (as of late 2022) has solidified Alsace as a serious contender for high-quality red wine.
Top Affordable Wines of 2025: Critic Henry Jeffreys reflects on the year’s best “budget-friendly” bottles, providing a curated list of high-value wines for consumers looking to maximize quality at a lower price point.
New Year’s Eve Bubbly Guide: A guide for holiday celebrations categorizes the best sparkling wines for New Year’s Eve, offering recommendations ranging from $10 budget finds to $100 premium bottles.
Beer Trends
Lagers to Dominate 2026: Industry analysts predict that lagers will continue their strong re-ascendance in the market. The style is expected to be the dominant choice for American beer drinkers heading into 2026.
The Italian Pilsner: The industry is shining a spotlight on the “Italian Pilsner” style, highlighting how Italian brewers are refining traditional beer styles with unique dry-hopping techniques.
Industry & History
Historical Liquor Establishments: A look at the oldest liquor store in the U.S., which has been in operation for over 300 years. The article discusses how bars and liquor stores have served as historical landmarks, including sites that hosted meetings during the American Revolution.
This “Liquor Industry News” for December 27, 2025, curated by Mark Lenzi, highlights a mix of market trends, regulatory updates, and consumer lifestyle shifts.
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