Stacker compiled a list of the highest-rated bars and pubs in Orlando on Tripadvisor.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration says additction happens gradually, but it always begins with experimentation.

An alcoholic version of Mountain Dew launches in several states Tuesday.

The Istanbul governor's office says at least 22 people have died in Istanbul after drinking bootleg alcohol.

Samuel Adams is releasing a new limited-edition beer that many won't be able to buy.

The man behind a well-known booze business near the campus of the University of Central Florida is teaming up with DJs and promoters from Orlando's club scene to bring a new brand of craft spirits to the area.

An Orlando couple is looking to open up the area's first meadery by the end of 2021.

Bar owners are reacting to a decision that allows alcohol sales to happen 24 hours a day in parts of Brevard County.

Bars and liquor stores can officially sell alcohol 24 hours a day in unincorporated Brevard County — for now.

ORLANDO, Fla. – With COVID-19 vaccines becoming readily available in Florida and across the nation, many people are asking a similar question: Can I have a beer or alcoholic drink to celebrate? The government has not issued official guidance on the topic, but according to Prevention.com, experts say drinking, within reason, is OK.[TRENDING: Teens rescued from slingshot ride | Woman found naked in storm drain says she was there for 3 weeks | Teacher fired for using medical marijuana]Ad“There is no evidence that alcohol reduces the formation of antibodies,” Dr. Richard Watkins, an infectious disease physician and a professor of internal medicine at the Northeast Ohio Medical University, told Prevention. According to the report, however, Watkins recommends to be careful in the following days but for a different reason. He said being intoxicated or hungover could complicate things if someone experiences flu-like symptoms after getting the shot. [RELATED: Florida to lower vaccine eligibility age to 40 starting Monday | Floridians 18 and older can get COVID-19 vaccine starting in April]AdIn short, celebrating your vaccine with one drink -- and doing so responsibly -- appears to be just fine, so raise a glass!

Are you considering trying Dry January, the annual initiative to stop drinking for the first month of the new year?

Bud Light Seltzer is getting into the holiday spirit with three new festive flavors: Apple Crisp, Peppermint Pattie and Gingersnap. They’re being bundled into an “ugly sweater” variety pack with cranberry, which is an existing flavor. The 12-packs are available for a limited time beginning Monday. [TRENDING: ‘Smell of rotting flesh’ leads to body in trunk | How to celebrate Halloween during pandemic | 98 ‘murder hornets’ removed]Hard seltzer has been a success for the Bud Light brand since its launch in January. Anheuser-Busch InBev, which owns the Bud Light brands, said in its most recent earnings call that seltzer sales grew 600% for the quarter.

Advent calendars are no longer just for kids, and Aldi makes sure of it. The German-based grocery store chain has a line of adult Advent calendars featuring booze, cheese and more, and the date they go on sale has been set. The beer and wine calendars are usually a crowd favorite, and the hard seltzer likely will be, too. On 11/4, ALDI advent calendars return with more than ever before! The mini cheese Advent calendar is priced at $14.99 for 24 pieces of cheese, such as Gouda, havarti and cheddar.

Each month, Applebee’s features one alcoholic drink for $1. The restaurant has upped their game for March by selecting the Long Island Iced Tea. You can drink a Long Island, filled with five different liquors, for just a buck. Cheers to this month’s Neighborhood Drink of the Month. Please drink responsibly.

Want to start celebrating St. Patrick’s Day a little early? Chili’s featured margarita of the month will help do just that. The restaurant’s $5 margarita for March is called Lucky Jameson. Sip on a mix of Jameson Irish Whiskey, Lunazul Blanco Tequila, Triple Sec and fresh sour. To celebrate its 45th birthday, you can drink $3.13 Presidente margaritas on March 13.

On top of being a public health threat, the coronavirus has been disastrous for business, triggering massive, historic stock market losses. One brand not changing its approach amid the fear is Corona beer. According to a survey by public relations agency 5WPR, almost 40% of beer-drinking Americans admit they would not buy Corona beer under any circumstances due to the existence of coronavirus. From that same survey, 16% of beer drinking Americans were confused about whether Corona beer is related to the coronavirus. Promotion for the product has sparked criticism over a sponsored tweet that uses the phrase “coming ashore soon.”