...industry has remained largely immune. Today, alcohol brands are seeking to entice the health-focused consumer with low-calorie options and natural flavors. The rise of spiked seltzer like Nauti Seltzer is...

...mist that gives guests that boozy buzz with a few deep breaths. Inhalable alcohol has recently appeared on the menu at Café Artscience and elsewhere, but Bompas & Parr have...

...that have seen the greatest year-on-year improvement are indulgent, such as meals out, cigarettes and alcohol. This reflects a trend we spotted a few years back—Live a Little, the idea...

–Condé Nast Traveller profiles a high-tech smart suitcase that “does everything except book your flight.” –A new ad campaign encourages brands to “break the walls” that currently divide...

As we detail in our new report, “The Brazil Opportunity: A Guide for Marketers,” Brazil is an increasingly important frontier for international brands. Over the past decade, millions...

-As virtual reality draws attention at the E3 video game industry conference, new systems of etiquette and safety are emerging, says The New York Times. -As more Americans...

...ugly,” says Quartz. –Nielsen looks at brand affinity among consumers of alcoholic beverages. –The New York Times on why young women are thinking feminist when it comes to lingerie....

-“Is velfie the new selfie?” asks StepFeed, spotlighting the video craze sweeping the Middle East. –Maxim looks at developments in the burgeoning field of VR travel. -Artificial intelligence...

Seattle-based startup PicoBrew is at CES this week showing the Pico, an automatic beer brewer designed for the craft beer enthusiast. The device, currently pre-selling for $599, has...

Carlsberg has launched a new Beer Beauty line, the latest in a series of recent innovations, including Burger King’s burger-scented perfume and Lidl’s “Eau de Grill,” that seem...