These mini liquor bottle gift ideas are a sure bet for grown-up stocking stuffers during the holidays. We ranked some of the best-known brands on the market to include in your holiday festivities ...

Advocates of local mini liquor bottle bans said even though it appears the bill has died in committee; they’ll be back next year. “We're not settling, there's no incremental here,” Tom ...

Depending on where you're from, you may call small 1.7 oz (50 ml) alcohol bottles "nips," "airplane bottles," or "mini liquor ...

The mini bottle was introduced to Utah bars in 1969, replacing the old habit of customers brown-bagging their own liquor into the bars. The bottles were done away with in 1990, with exceptions in ...

Increased sales of miniature liquor bottles, often referred to as “airplane bottles” or “nips,” may be a sign that consumers are trying to cut costs.

Aug. 13—Raymond Ortiz might have been speaking for every liquor store owner in Santa Fe when he pointed to the "quarter-pint" bottles of alcohol on the wall behind him. There, on one of the ...

Boston City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo on Monday proposed banning city liquor stores from selling the mini bottles, which hold between 1.7 to 3.4 fluid ounces, in order to combat both alcohol abuse ...

Mini-liquor bottles, also known as “nips;” you have seen them everywhere, sometimes on the ground in the form of litter. The liquor industry and state leaders have taken steps to address ...

While the Plymouth Town Meeting approved a ban on mini liquor bottles in October, a local package store owner is fighting back – putting the issue up for a special townwide vote on Jan. 13.

Connecticut has a lot of folks fired up about litter from mini liquor bottles, known as nips, that you find all over our state. They’re in urban settings, parks, homeless encampments – and ...