The Japanese owner of whiskey brands Jim Beam and Maker's Mark anticipates that some global consumers may boycott its ...

Though there's a certain level of prestige attached to the term "small batch," whiskeys with this label need to be examined ...

Suntory boss expects to sell less in Europe, Canada and Mexico as a result of US president’s protectionist trade policies ...

If we get in a tit-for-tat trade dispute, companies could be impacted on both sides of the Atlantic, and the North and South, ...

Even in the ‘50s, it turned out, rye whiskey had long been in decline ... old history of making rye — until the 1980s, when Jim Beam bought the brand and moved its base of operations to ...

That certainly sounds like a lot of whiskey, but it’s still under the ... And it pales in comparison to legacy producers like Jim Beam and Heaven Hill, each of which can fill over 500,000 ...

"Mak & Ski" is a product made with domestic rice and Jiphyeong nuruk fermented three times, containing 7.7% Jim Beam whiskey, characterized by simultaneously capturing the sweet taste of makgeolli ...

India is the world’s largest consumer of whiskey. Beam Suntory which is also the maker of the iconic Jim Beam and Teacher’s whiskey, along with several other brands. - , knew they had more to ...

In addition to Japanese whiskey, the company owns bourbon brands like Jim Beam, Maker's Mark, and Basil Hayden. The threat of a trade war hammering the liquor industry is real, and a near-term ...