The link provided is a "Liquor Industry Week In Review" published on April 6, 2026, by Mark C. Lenzi for The Wonderful World of Wine. It curates several articles covering trends in beer, spirits, wine, and the impact of health trends on the industry.
Here are the specific stories and links featured in the April 6, 2026, update:
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Beer Industry
- Brewery Pouring Mistakes: An article about red flags to watch for when a brewery pours your beer.
- Structural Stagnation: Global brewers are facing a decline in volume in developed markets.
- Cans vs. Bottles: The shift from bottles to cans in the U.S. craft sector is leveling off, possibly due to aluminum tariffs.
- Is Guinness Good for You?: A look at the health claims and history behind the iconic Irish stout.
Spirits & Whiskey
- 21st Century Irish Whiskeys: A list of the 16 most important Irish whiskeys released so far this century.
- Best-Selling Whiskey in the US: An overview of the top-performing whiskey brands.
- Tequila Price Rebalancing: How the sector is adjusting to consumer demand for quality at better price points.
Wine & Health
- GLP-1s (Ozempic) and Hospitality: How new weight-loss medications are changing how people eat, drink, and experience hospitality.
- Ozempic and Wine Tasting: A personal look at how GLP-1 drugs can alter the taste and desire for wine.
- Wine Health Risks: A nuanced look at the "no safe amount" headlines versus the actual science of wine consumption.
Industry Trends & Business
- AI in the Wine Industry: How artificial intelligence is beginning to transform employment and operations.
- New York Grocery Store Battle: Why unions are fighting to keep wine sales out of grocery stores.
- Retail Digital Rebates: Stores are using digital rebates to combat slumping alcohol sales.
Regional News
- Italy’s Dealcoholized Wine: Italy is set to begin domestic production of alcohol-free wines following new decrees.
- Marlborough (NZ) Downton: New Zealand's largest wine region faces a financial squeeze and production cuts.
- Oregon Sparkling Standards: The launch of "Method Oregon," a new standard and nonprofit for Oregon sparkling wine.
