Survey shows fewer US teens smoking, having sex, doing drugs .... and drinking milk

Old Forester, the bourbon that launched a family dynasty and a spirits company, has returned to its pre-Prohibition Kentucky home in a newly renovated building that symbolizes the brand's comeback from years of decline

An Associated Press investigation has found that a leading sustainable seafood distributor who pledged wild-caught, domestic fish traceable to a dock has duped U.S. chefs

Tabasco, one of the world's most famous condiments, is celebrating its 150th birthday, and you can visit the place where it was invented and where it's still made

Vermont is the country's largest producer of maple syrup with a yield of 1.9 million gallons of the sweet stuff this year during a long season

AP NewsAlert: An Associated Press investigation finds a leading sustainable seafood dealer sold a fishy tale to US chefs

A major U.K. pub chain will stop serving French Champagne and German wheat beers next month and offer more British drinks to prepare for the country's departure from the European Union

Food truck owners learn to think strategically as novelty wears off _ and plan for the winter

John Travolta has gotten quite the celebration at a New York City pizza joint made famous in his hit movie 'Saturday Night Fever'

A New Hampshire distillery has a new bourbon, Eau De Musc, flavored partly by secretions from a beaver's castor sacs