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Several control state agencies are updating their information technology.

The Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) keeps on top of changes.

All aboard. The Irish spirits segment is following many different tracks. For years, the big story out of Ireland has been the double-digit increases in the whiskey category. That phenomenal growth shows no signs of slowing down, agree all the major players. That momentum has spurred many new developments, including a new major player, distillery expansions, tourism, additional expressions, packaging changes, re-launches, and even a new category of liquid.

Effective merchandising of cordials and liqueurs can provide a sales surge for the upcoming holiday season.

Even with a tough economy,the latest in champagne and sparkling wines should provide a welcome boost to the bottom line.

The New Hampshire Liquor Commission runs a tight, constantly improving operation where innovation is key and customers are king.

Still among California's most popular wines, Chardonnay has evolved into a range of styles to broaden consumer appeal.

The fastest-selling spirits and wine brands in the U.S.

Members of the NABCA Industry Steering Committee offer insights into the important issues facing the beverage alcohol industry, its suppliers and the control states.

The Idaho State Liquor Division (ISLD), the goal is to provide "world-class customer service," said Jeff Anderson, ISLD director and incoming chairman of the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association (NABCA). "That's the very least our citizens deserve from us."