Recent Whiskey Trump Articles
EU Delays Retaliatory Tariffs on U.S. Whiskey: A Chance for Negotiation

The European Union (EU) has decided to postpone its planned 50% tariff on American whiskey and other goods, giving negotiators more time to strike a deal with the United States. The tariffs, initially scheduled to take effect on April 1, have been delayed until mid-April to align with broader coun
US-EU Spirits Trade Dispute Escalates Amidst Threats of Heavy Tariffs

The longstanding trade tensions between the United States and the European Union (EU) have intensified, with a new wave of tariffs targeting the lucrative spirits market. This dispute, which traces its roots to earlier conflicts over steel and aluminum tariffs, is once again threatening economic t
American Whiskey Sales Face Challenges Amid Economic Pressures and Trade Disputes

The American whiskey industry, a cornerstone of the U.S. spirits market, is grappling with a challenging landscape. Domestic sales have seen a decline, and looming trade disputes threaten to disrupt the recovery of international markets. According to the Distilled Spirits Council, domestic sales o
Trump’s Tariff Moves and Their Far-Reaching Impact on the Kentucky Bourbon Industry

Over the weekend, President Donald Trump took a bold step by imposing a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico. The move, designed to push these nations to follow through on promises regarding illegal immigration and the flow of harmful drugs, has sent shockwaves through various industries i
Suntory Has Been Stockpiling Whiskey Due To Possible Trump Tariffs

Suntory is trying to lock in its expenses in case they increase due to new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration by stockpiling alcohol. The corporation owns bourbon brands like Jim Beam, Maker's Mark, and Basil Hayden in addition to Japanese whiskey. "So we've been stockpiling the pro
Presidential Inauguration Luncheon Attendees Get Bottle Of Woodford Reserve

Woodford Reserve bourbon was included in the gift bags of attendees of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies Luncheon on Monday during President Donald Trump's second inauguration. Members of Congress, CEOs from large internet companies like Apple and Amazon, and justices