Store any open wine in the refrigerator. "Or a wine fridge, if you have one," says Thralls. "This cold storage will slow down ...

But the Smith government now says it’s not happening, in part, because they think most Albertans do not want beer and wine and ready-to-drink cocktails and coolers sold in convenience stores and ...

It's now been more than a week since Ontario expanded the availability of liquor, allowing beer, wine, cider and coolers to be sold in convenience stores. The province allowed for alcoholic beverages ...

On Wednesday, an advisory committee of UCP MLAs recommended to Dale Nally, minister responsible for AGLC (Alberta Gaming, ...

Alberta has decided against increasing the points of sale for alcohol in order to protect its existing private liquor retail ...

Wine fridges or wine coolers are specially designed refrigeration appliances that keep wine stored at the ideal temperature prior to serving. Our rigorous tests have found wine fridges that do their ...

“It wasn't until the construction of our cellar ... cooler temperature slows down the aging process, allowing the bourbon to ...

Now that you can buy beer, wine and coolers at nearly 4,200 convenience stores across the province, there’s a few things you might not know about the rules. Starting Sept. 5, the province opened the ...

most companies pivoted to cheaper malt liquor alternatives. By then, wine coolers had started to develop an unsavory ...

The decision, announced Wednesday, comes after a panel of government MLAs began looking into the possibility of expanding ...

Leftover wine has ... at this cooler end of the spectrum. Medium-bodied reds, such as Merlot, are best served right around 55 degrees F. This temperature is also the ideal cellar temperature.

Leftover wine has a short shelf life that starts ticking down as soon as the cork is popped. If you failed to finish that ...