alcohol

It is not exactly an honor, but some Capital Region cities are once again being pointed out for their propensity to hit the bottle.

New York state gets the governor's approval to begin making and selling ice cream made with alcohol. This will help many local businesses who took a hit during the pandemic with another option.

During this coronavirus pandemic we all have been snacking and drinking more. Now there is a way to pair one of my favorite snacks, Cheez-Its with a box of wine. They have made it easy too by selling it together as one package. It won't last long so here are the details on how to get yours.

Last week Governor Cuomo announced new food with booze guidelines for bars and restaurants. What does that really mean for these businesses and whey the rule change now?

The state will be altering how restaurants can serve there patrons in an effort to further encourage socially distant dining.

During the pandemic, when you order take out, you are able to add an alcoholic beverage to your order. There is a bill that could make that a permanent option for a couple of years.

Alcohol in ice cream isn't a new concept. It's been legal in New York since 2008.

There is a new proposal that would allow movie theatres across New York state to start serving alcohol.

One too many on New Year's Eve? As cliche as it sounds, better safe than sorry. Plus why risk it when you can get a free ride.  That's right, the Martin, Harding & Mazzotti free cab program is returning to the Capital District for New Year's Eve! ...

There is the breakfast beer, the shower beer, the after-work beer....wouldn't it be nice to have a movie beer?