Brothers, NFL stars and native Ohioans Jason (left) and Travis Kelce recently became the largest investors in Garage Beer, Ohio’s No. 1 craft lager.

Relaxing after their victory in last month’s annual Wholesale Beer & Wine Association of Ohio golf outing at Moraine Country Club are (l-r) Brian Lear, Jonathon Cone, Nick Jones and Vic Conti from Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits.

Wild Turkey Opens The Jimmy Russell Wild Turkey Experience, a Modernized Visitor Center Welcoming Bourbon Enthusiasts to Visit an American Icon

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John Loose (center), owner of Loose Ends Brewing, celebrates with Jim Rupert (left) and Bob Pease, president and CEO of the Brewers Association, after the Centerville brewery won a silver medal at the 2024 World Beer Cup.

Woodford Reserve Master Distiller Emeritus Chris Morris (left) and Master Distiller Elizabeth McCall finish laying down oak early last year in the Derby Winner’s Circle at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky. The oak was used in a barrel for Woodford Reserve’s rarest whiskey, a thrice-barreled whiskey that also rested in the original bourbon barrel and a Cognac cask before being released this spring to commemorate next month’s 150th running of the Kentucky Derby.

Dreaming Tree Wines, made in collaboration between musician Dave Matthews (pictured) and winemaker Grayson Stewart, has relaunched its portfolio with environmentally friendly winemaking practices and an updated packaging design that makes the brand more sustainable.

Eric “Digger” Manes (left) and Mark Ramsey, stars of Discovery’s “Moonshiners,” celebrate the release of their latest product in collaboration with Sugarlands Distilling, Mark & Digger’s Mountain Legacy Corn Whiskey. According to the pair, the 120-proof unaged whiskey is an homage to classic homemade spirits that once thrived in secrecy all over Appalachia.

American whiskey collector Mike Daley recently paid $2.8 million for The Emerald Isle, a 30-year-old, triple-distilled Irish single malt whiskey, making it the most expensive bottle of whisk(e)y ever sold. The latest addition to Daley’s collection, which includes several thousand bottles of whiskey/whisky, is one of only seven sets in existence.

Max Sorensen (right), outgoing president of the Ohio Bar Owners Association, accepts the “Permit Holder of the Year” award from Executive Director Andy Herf during the association’s annual banquet earlier this month at Tony’s Italian Ristorante in Columbus.