Golden Spirits, which will be marketed in 375 millileter, or 12 oz., bottles, is a low-alcohol beverage much like the wine coolers. Golden Spirits is 5 percent alcohol.

Wine coolers, the rage of the distilled spirits industry only a few years ago, have gotten a big chill from consumers. Where more than 50 brands, which may be a conservative estimate, were in the ...

A number of new coolers use no wine. Champale Coolers are based on malt liquor and have flavors similar to pina coladas and strawberry daiquiris. Golden Spirits Coolers, yet another line of ...

Since the 1980s wine coolers have been mass produced, bottled, ... But most wines used in cocktails today are sparkling, fortified, aromatized, or distilled spirits made from wine.

Legislation headed to the governor’s desk changes Tennessee law to allow grocery stores to sell wine coolers and a broad array of wine products that were previously taboo. SB497 / HB411 changes ...

For much of the '80s, wine coolers and spritzers from brands like Seagram’s, Bartles & Jaymes, ... I’ve written about wine, beer, and spirits for most of my adult life.

More than 40 years after wine coolers were approved for sale in New York grocery stores, proponents of supermarket wine sales are trying again. ... Keep liquor and other spirits in liquor stores.

From swill of the wine world to hipster fame, boxed wine is growing in popularity. ... When It Comes To Boxed Wine, The Cooler, The Better. December 7, 2012 11:49 AM ET. By . Helen Thompson ...

3/4 cup watermelon chunks. 1/3 cup frozen peach chunks. 1/2 ounce lemon juice. 6 ounces prosecco sparkling wine. In a blender, combine the watermelon, peaches and lemon juice.