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A brewery is promising the best beer of your life thanks to a personalised test using your DNA.

It turns out the humble Spanish villagers who were about to become Corona beer millionaires won't be seeing that money after all.

The founder of Corona left $3.75m to each of the 80 residents of the Spanish village where he was born.

Gin producer Rogue Society weighs in on how important product design is in the competitive liquor industry.

Shares of the company that imports Corona had their biggest rally in more than a month.

Graham Norton's Kiwi rosé and Australian Shiraz have won medals at the 37th Sydney International Wine Competition.

This miracle beer, which gets people drunk but does not leave them paying the price afterwards, is a closely guarded secret, however some of the ingredients have been made public.

New Zealand has been named as one of the most affordable countries in the world to buy wine.

World wine output may fall 5.3pc this year due to excess rain that in South America and adverse weather in France.

Kiwis spend an estimated $43 million on pre-flight drinks at airports every year.

What would you rather have: cheaper wine or a free pair of pliers and a smoke alarm? Or a local stadium that gets funding from booze profits?

Heineken has some sponsorship advice for the International Olympic Committee: Less is more.

Moa was criticised for its lack of female directors and "misogynistic" marketing at its annual shareholders meeting.

Beers on a night out breaking the bank? Be grateful you don't live in Lausanne, Switzerland.

When Richard Emerson sold his small Dunedin brewery to national giant Lion four years ago it took him well out of his comfort zone.

Marlborough Wines Estates Group is expected to list on the NZX's alternative market, NXT, on Thursday.

The last bottle of beer rolled off the old production line at the landmark Mangatainoka Tui Brewery site yesterday, bringing with it the end of an era.

Making sense of the dollars at brewing giant Lion was once the bottom line for Robin Davies.

This year Myers said success in business comes from a gradual accumulation of knowledge.

New Zealand's largest brewer posted a 21 per cent decline in full-year earnings.

The popularity of Mad Men has boosted sales of hard liquor, while beer sales are in decline.

Global beer brand Heineken is offering up a new kind of advertising to promote drinking in moderation, coinciding with the release of research showing millenials see limiting their drinking as important.

Bella Katz talks the rise of craft beer and The Good Beer Company's contribution to charity.

A designer Kiwi cider that makers claim could combat ageing has hit the shelves in time for New Year.

Rory Glass, managing director at Lion, explains how he started in business by coming through the ranks of a supermarket group.

For the first time in over three decades, competitors in the 2016 Coast to Coast won't be handed a well-earned Speight's after they complete.

Moa Group confirmed a smaller first-half loss as increased sales volumes helped widen its gross margin.

Marketing director at DB Breweries says New Zealand beer is in long-term decline and breweries need to consider the prospect of new consumers - women.

Microbreweries and pot dispensaries aren't the major drivers of Portland's economy, but they loom much larger there than in most U.S. cities.