eCommerce further integrates itself with the alcohol industry, leading beverage brands to take a greater look at the channel.

The American Craft Spirits Association (ACSA), along with SOVOS ShipCompliant, a beverage alcohol compliance company, released a 2024 consumer data report, highlighting consumers’ desire for buying craft spirits legally through DTC shipping.

Lewis Cellars unveiled a new look, with a new logo and varietal updates that will help wine lovers discover Lewis, it says. Lewis also launched its first-ever wine club, Lewis Insiders, and a new website elevating the customer experience.

Recognizing the white space of organic wines in the single-serve segment, Dana Spaulding founded Wander + Ivy. To help scale the brand, the company invested in a customized bottling line.

Experts note how the direct-to-consumer channel is impacting beverage categories and sales.

Gopuff, Philadelphia, announced the launch of Powered by Gopuff, a logistics and technology platform that enables brands to offer affordable delivery from their owned and operated online stores in as fast as 15 minutes.

Born from a passion to make wine fun, easy and inclusive, Love Cork Screw’s Founder Chrishon Lampley highlights how the brand in on a mission to reinvent the wine industry.

WSJ Wine and Direct Wines Inc. announced that the Wines of the World Advent Calendar has returned for its fifth season with a unique new design and a variety of sensational wines.

Benicia, Calif.-based Culture Wine Co. launched as the sole importer, wholesaler, eCommerce retailer and wine club in the United States dedicated exclusively to the wines of South Africa. Culture Wine’s goal is to drastically increase the representation and import-value of South African wine in the United States. 

Purchasing alcohol products through direct-to-consumer (DTC) methods have remained limited despite growing interest in this shopping platform.