Russia plans to curb alcohol consumption by 12 percent.

A Danish brewery opposes asset seizure in Russia.

Sculptures of soldiers and tanks made from ground meat are making waves.

Three professional recipes to spice up the traditional dish, herring under a fur coat.

Ukraine's legislative body is considering banning war-themed products after companies began naming foods and drinks after wartime events and massacres. 

In which we review books about food, dance, poetry, and Stalin.

A mole-infused moonshine drink has burrowed through the Russian internet.

Russians hankering for foreign alcohol can now rest easy: state ministries will oversee the delivery of international alcohol products through a parallel import system.

New research reveals that Russians buy tea 45% more often than coffee.

After exiting Russia earlier this year, Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company has begun selling "Dobry Cola" across the country.

A rapper and a restauranteur have teamed up to rebrand the now-exiled Starbucks as a more Russia-friendly Stars Coffee.

Moscow and St. Petersburg will see new shops filled with international goods where only top officials and their families can shop.