Tom Wark

The various state bans on retailer interstate shipment of wine to consumers is the single most discriminatory and protectionist policy supported by the alcohol industry. Here is the argument for ending these laws and giving consumers access to the wines they want:

Are we setting up our boy to be a drunkard later in life? National Geographic seems to think so. We look at this possibility in the most recent edition of the Fermentation Substack: https://t.co/MRJK3vAIBX https://t.co/hb2rBvB8mc

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RT @shipcompliant: Our #DtC compliance experts had a great time at #dtcws25! Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth to meet with Edwar…

RT @ClementLiberty: Correct assessment on cancer risk and alcohol

RT @shipcompliant: The 2025 Direct-to-Consumer Wine Shipping Report is here! This anticipated annual collaboration between Sovos ShipCompli…

Within days of the the Surgeon General releasing his advisory on #alcohol and #Cancer, attorneys began advertising for plaintiffs for a class action suit agains alcohol producers. That didn't take long. Here's the details: https://t.co/o7tHmFtIp6 https://t.co/DqHRuxAT8a

RT @FelicityCarter: You’re About to Hear More About the Evils of Big Alcohol. Here's Why https://t.co/jw0qFbryg2

RT @dr4liberty: The @Surgeon_General is spreading disinformation. https://t.co/9uxdukLAnw

This person is either a bot or clearly not a medical doctor. If he were, he would have mentioned that a recent congressionally mandated study on the subject shows all-cause mortality is lower for moderate drinkers than abstainers. Further proof he is not a doctor is that he won't

First Doctor @FirstDoctor

No amount of alcohol is safe. No amount of alcohol is safe. No amount of alcohol is safe. No amount of alcohol is safe. No amount of alcohol is safe. No amount of alcohol is safe. No amount of alcohol is safe. No amount of alcohol is safe. Stop alcohol before it’s too late ⏰‼️

RT @prranch: @spengjr I found the relative risk for the cancers that the Surgeon General is so concerned about. Most are at 1% for the gen…

The Coming Consequences of the #surgeongeneral's Advisory on #alcohol and #cancer: https://t.co/kK385jwtfn https://t.co/RRcoWNTdre

Report from National Academies of Medicine: MODERATE DRINKERS HAVE LOWER ALL-CAUSE MORTALITY THAN NON-DRINKERS: https://t.co/jDJmWLA9QC

Tremendous thread by @DanMalleck on the improbable and poorly fashioned Surgeon General's advisory on Alcohol and cancer.

Dan Malleck @DanMalleck

Probably the most disappointing thing about the Surgeon General’s new utterance on alcohol is that the same report that traces the moderate increase of risk from certain cancers confirms that all-cause mortality risk declines with moderate drinking. Those “causes” include cancer.

Regarding alcohol and cancer risk: Don't worry...You're gonna be fine. https://t.co/DjEECA1MNH

RT @cjsnowdon: Liver cirrhosis is the biggest killer associated with alcohol, so why doesn't the Surgeon General want warning labels about…

The "National Voice on Alcohol Policy" is so out of touch with reality and American culture that they would complain that laws allow folks to drink in public. You know, those places like parks, their stoops, restaurants, stadiums. No no. Alcohol should only be consumed behind

US Alcohol Policy Alliance @USAlcoholPolicy

In one of the biggest changes to liquor laws since Prohibition ended nearly 100 years ago, cities across the U.S. want to allow people to drink alcohol in public spaces. These changes have trouble written all over them. https://t.co/8EjImc34GA #AlcoholPolicy #AlcoholLaws