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Center Store

Uncorking ‘Wine as a Service’

Wine is one of the last consumer goods categories to escape online disruption, but retailers such as Kroger are preparing to dive in.

Retailers

Euro Trip: Inside Plus, the Dutch Co-Op

In the fourth part of a new European store tour series, WGB insider Anne-Marie Roerink highlights the Netherlands' Plus, a cooperative for 227 independent retailers with 260 locations.

Center Store

Budweiser Launches New Brew in Honor of Moon Landing’s 50th Anniversary

By WGB Staff on Apr. 22, 2019

What's On Tap: Heineken rolls out new look, Tecate launches retail-focused campaign, Four Corners Brewing expands to SoCal.

Retailers

Giant Eagle Rolls Out Beer Delivery Service in Western Pa.

By WGB Staff on Apr. 19, 2019

The Pittsburgh-based retailer’s new BeerVan offering will include six ZIP codes in its hometown market.

Center Store

Shaking Up Adult Beverages

By Jennifer Strailey on Apr. 05, 2019

The category's latest trends quench consumer demand for convenience, authenticity, quality and fresh flavors.

Center Store

Battle Between Coors Light, Bud Light Rages On

By WGB Staff on Mar. 19, 2019

What's On Tap: Heineken rolls out promotions, and Anheuser-Busch works on rice sustainability.

Retailers

Instacart Expands Alcohol Delivery to 40M Households

By Natalie Taylor on Mar. 11, 2019

The service is now available at Albertsons, Kroger, Publix, Schnucks and Stater Bros. stores.

Retailers

Schnucks Launches Alcohol Delivery in Missouri, Illinois

By WGB Staff on Feb. 27, 2019

The St. Louis-based grocery chain has added beer, wine and spirits to its delivery offering.

Nonfood

Heineken's Strongbow 100 Cal Slim Cans Named 2019 Product of the Year

By WGB Staff on Jan. 19, 2019

What's On Tap: The cheapest states to buy beer; plus, Budweiser partners with Charlize Theron for Oscars promotion.

Center Store

MillerCoors CEO Reveals Plan to Get Business 'Back on Track'

By WGB Staff on Dec. 19, 2018

What's on Tap: Stella Artois creates a beer-serving robot and a second Ohio Meijer receives a high-proof liquor license.