The Brewers Association (BA) -- the not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent American craft brewers -- recently announced that Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has signed Senate File 0079 (SF 0079) -- a long-negotiated compromise between craft brewers and beer distributors, into law. The legislation will go into effect July 1, 2024.
Beer and liquor laws can vary widely by state. What can you buy at a grocery store? Can you transport that favorite craft beer across state lines? Are Sunday sales allowed?
Here are some of Iowa's alcohol laws other than no drinking and driving.
The "ABC To Go" app allows customers to order spirits online and then pick up their orders in person.
The Mecklenburg County ABC Board's new app that allows customers to order spirits ahead of in-store pickups is now available in all 30 of its liquor stores -- something the county's liquor supplier hopes will help create a smoother buying experience.
Changes to Utah's liquor laws -- including a slight raise in what the state charges customers for booze, and a gradual increase in the number of liquor licenses issued -- is on its way to Gov. Spencer Cox's desk.
A health-focused county alliance is hoping that four numbers will decrease excessive alcohol consumption in Jackson Hole: 0-0-1-3.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- In its final report, the Mixed Spirit Beverage Task Force recommended against expanding the availability of ready-to-drink mixed drinks to grocery and convenience stores.
An Oregon Health Authority official apologized after the agency suppressed a report that raising taxes on beer and wine wouldn't significantly reduce the public costs of hard drinking.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- RADD Ohio has announced a new partnership with Music & Event Management Inc. (MEMI) in 2024 in the form of onsite promotional signage, commercials to run at onsite televisions, clickable logo on website, live activations at concert events, and e-newsletter banner ads in Southwest Ohio that appeal to young adults ages 18-25.
Harrisburg – The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) today announced that Rodrigo Diaz is the new executive director of the agency.
Additionally, the Board announced that Doug Hitz is the agency's new deputy executive director, and Jason Worley is the new chief counsel of the PLCB.
FAIRMONT -- Cannabis is getting the old college try again in the West Virginia State Legislature. Del. Evan Hansen, D-79, introduced HB-4873 into the House of Delegates, which seeks to establish a framework under which adults over the age of 21 can legally consume cannabis products in the state of West Virginia. Del. Joey Garcia, D-76, of Fairmont, is a cosponsor on the bill.