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Miller Canada and Molson have jointly launched Miller Chill – a premium light lime flavoured beer – across the province of Alberta.
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Newly established Prince Edward Distillery has laid claim to producing Canada’s first and only potato-distilled vodka and Prince Edward Island’s first wild blueberry vodka.
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In time for the upcoming Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, Sumac Ridge Estate Winery has released its commemorative sparkling wine, Tribute.
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Glenora Distillers International Ltd., a small Cape Breton distillery, has won a nine-year legal battle over the name of its single malt whisky, and has successfully trademarked the name “Glen Breton.”
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The Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association (CRFA) is fighting a new royalty fee for recorded dance music.
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Big Rock Brewery has unveiled a Lime Light Lager on the heels of Bud Light Lime’s success.
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Canadians are drinking more, according to a recent survey on alcohol purchasing habits nationwide.
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Moosehead Breweries Limited is the first brand in Canada to be sold in a 355ml sleek can, which is taller and more slender than the standard beer can.
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Molson Coors has seen net profits more than double in the first quarter of 2009. The company is citing higher beer prices and cost-saving initiatives for the jump.
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Canadians consume about 10.6 litres of wine annually, according to statistics in a recent report.
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Patron Spirits Company had added an ultra premium vodka to its portfolio and has just launched Ultimat Vokda in Ontario.
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After three years of success in the Greater Toronto Area with www.streets.to, visitors to Vancouver now have the ability to view restaurants and lounges in a vibrant way through an interactive directory.
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Labatt’s Canadian breweries may be shut out of the American market, leading to an annual production cut of around 1.7 million hectolitres, a company spokesperson warns.
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Diageo, the world’s largest producer and distributor of alcoholic drinks, has cut 150 jobs from its North American operation, according to The Associated Press.
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Smart Serve Ontario, which provides responsible alcohol beverage service training programs to all Ontarians involved in the sale or service of alcohol has released a revised and redesigned program.
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