alcohol

No alcohol without food? New York bar owners are finding hilarious ways around Governor Andrew Cuomo's latest decision that hurts small businesses already struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic.

Alcohol to-go may stay a little longer in New York. Restaurants will be allowed to continue serving takeout cocktails and wine for another 30 days.

It's the summer of seltzer infused ice cream. Truly Hard Seltzer has released the first of its kind alcohol infused ice cream and sorbet.

Say it ain't so! Alcohol to-go may soon be gone in central New York.

Utica's own famous brewery could be swinging in to save the year with a new 12-pack of holiday spiked seltzers packaged to perfection.

Ditch the glass this summer and enjoy an alcoholic Popsicle. Bud Light is now selling frozen margarita popsicles.

Bad news for drinkers. The World Health Organization (WHO) says you should restrict alcohol during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Move over beer, wine and cider ice cream and make room for hard liquor boozy ice cream. It could be soon be available in New York.

Rochester and Syracuse both ranked in the top 10 for having some of the busiest bars on the night before Thanksgiving, also known as Blackout Eve.

On the opening day of a light display in upstate New York, you can go look at the lights while sipping on delicious and local beers, wines and spirits.

Did you realize there's a town in the Capital Region where it's illegal to sell alcohol? Neither did I, but they're hoping to change the rules with an upcoming vote.

Whether you're celebrating the holiday with margaritas, a tequila sunrise, or straight-up shots, today is the perfect day to let loose and listen to your favorite songs about the liquor.