alcohol

For the first time in more than 60 years, Brunswick's Fat Boy Drive-In will stay open for the winter and will roll out a new ice rink and alcohol tent

When alcohol sales dried up during Prohibition, Maine ingenuity kicked in and the concoction known as Applejack was invented

South Portland police will check on your teen who is home alone.

Despite the circumstances, there were plenty of good April Fools' Day jokes in Maine that went viral. Here's five of the best.

Fireball retains the top spot for the second year in a row as Allen's slips to third in Maine alcohol sales behind another new challenger

Utopias is so strong that it's banned in 15 states.

A bill proposal in front of the Maine legislature would raise taxes on specific kinds of booze by as much as 67%

A new app is on the market, and if you or someone you know has used a fake ID in Maine, now's the time to retire it.

The Press Herald isn't messing around! When someone questioned why a story about Fireball, Allen's Coffee Brandy and nips made the front page, the paper responded with a great tweet.

First let me just say that I was not 'buzzed' when a fellow patron showed me this cool piece of memorabilia at my bar.

If you've been enjoying the comparable prices of booze in Maine to other states, specifically New Hampshire, then you better stock up while you can. According to Scott Thistle of the Portland Press Herald, prices in Maine are about to go way up...

As disc golf continues to grow in popularity in Maine, owners of courses are hoping to gain the same alcohol privileges as regular golf courses.

I found an article that caught my eye on the website onlyinyourstate.com. It ranked the top ten drunkest counties in Maine. In recent data, Maine sits near the top in alcohol consumption nationwide. These rankings are based from data from County Health Rankings and Roadmaps and their look at those saying they engage in excessive drinking. They also used data of the highest number of bars per capit

Did you know that "Dry January" is a thing? It is! After the holidays quite a few people take a step back from overindulgence and stop drinking for a month. It's actually a very healthy trend that has a positive impact on your health. A study was done on "normal drinkers" and here is what scientists found: Participants lost an average of 3 ... Read More ...