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December 18, 2020

Pepsi to release 鈥楥ocoa鈥� Cola in the new year

The soda company plans to kick start the new year with its Pepsi 鈥楥ocoa鈥� Cola, which is influenced by a seasonal classic 鈥� hot chocolate.

December 18, 2020

Illegal winery found in Alabama sewage plant, supervisor suspended

On Thursday, police discovered an illegal winery at the Rainsville Waste Water Treatment Plant in Rainsville, Alabama.

December 18, 2020

Australian woman wades through floodwaters to rescue beer kegs during extreme weather, video shows

A woman in Australia is being dubbed a 鈥渉ero鈥� after wading out into rough surf to rescue two kegs that were carried out to sea amid a recent bout of extreme weather off the coast of Queensland鈥� even while another employee described the chaotic scene as 鈥渟o dangerous.鈥�

December 17, 2020

Tropicana apologizes for 鈥榤imoment鈥� ad campaign

The response to the company鈥檚 apology has been mixed.

December 15, 2020

Miller High Life champagne coupes sell out in 3 minutes

Beer fans are enhancing their drinking experience with Miller High Life champagne coupe glasses.

December 15, 2020

Orlando TSA officer saves man's life during coffee break: 'Life is precious'

A TSA officer at Orlando International Airport is being praised as a hero after quickly acting to perform CPR on an unconscious person.

December 14, 2020

French police recover $6 million in stolen wine from alleged gang-run operation: report

French police spoiled a sophisticated wine theft operation that cost restaurateurs and merchants millions of dollars.

December 13, 2020

'Hot chocolate charcuterie boards' are here to sweeten your holiday, ruin your diet

Forget 鈥渃harcuterie chalets.鈥� These days, 鈥渉ot chocolate charcuterie boards鈥� are the latest fad to play fast and loose with the word 鈥渃harcuterie.鈥�

December 11, 2020

Woman discovers boyfriend is cheating from Starbucks coffee cup, she claims in viral TikTok

Those on TikTok were not buying his explanation.

December 11, 2020

US consumers would rather give up alcohol than food delivery: survey

More than half of Americans are more likely to ditch alcohol over their favorite food delivery service, a new survey suggests.