BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Alarming new numbers show the vast majority of Americans don’t think they’ll be arrested for driving high on marijuana.
Texas governor Greg Abbott has signed into law a measure that vastly expands the number of retail liquor licenses an individual may own in the Lone Star State.
AUSTIN — Governor Greg Abbott signing into law House Bill 1545 (Paddie, Birdwell), which allows beer-to-go sales for craft breweries in the state of Texas.
WAILUKU– Officials with the growing local craft brewpub industry urged the Maui County Liquor Commission on Wednesday to permit the serving of sample-size craft beers and opposed a rule change defining a “standard drink” of beer at 12 ounces, saying the worldwide industry standard is 16 ounces.
After a 22-year hiatus in issuing these types of clarifying documents, the Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco released “Information Bulletin 2019-001” this month, specifying how malt beverage distributors can give branded glassware to licensed alcohol beverage retailers...
Arguing that the city of Baltimore violated the Constitution by trying to force them out of business, the owners of 30 liquor stores have appealed new zoning rules. Their lawyer said Tuesday that the challenges will allow the stores to remain open, at least for now.
Tallahassee, Florida, June 11, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The National Association of Wine Retailers (NAWR) yesterday alerted its members across the country that they may begin legally shipping wine directly to consumers in the state of Florida using common carriers such as FedEx and UPS.
LOUISIANA - Very soon adults can start receiving adult beverages delivered directly to their homes under legislation that is close to becoming law.
From the Connecticut Brewers Guild: The Connecticut House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly (140-5) in favor of pro-jobs, pro-craft beer bill (S.B. 647), which increases the amount of craft beer that a brewery can sell directly to a consumer for off-premise consumption from nine liters to nine gallons.
DeKALB – Distillers, brewers and retailers say they foresee a higher burden on consumers, and at least one business owner said he would experience buyer’s remorse should a proposed liquor tax hike come to Illinois.