Hazel's Beverage World, located at the southwest corner of 28th and Pearl, has long been Boulder's premier destination for alcoholic drinks of all kinds. This fall, Hazel's is expanding its inventory to offer more specialty foods, grocery essentials and non-alcoholic beverages.
- As grocery stores take over wine, Boulder's Hazel's pivots with food, coffee and nonalcoholic drinks
Wicomico County's ongoing debate over alcohol laws intensified this week as council members split over expanding liquor licenses and loosening long-standing restrictions.
The Wayne Township Council has taken a stand against two newly proposed sets of regulations from the New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control (NJABC) that local officials say would hurt small craft breweries and brewpubs across the state, with particular focus on Seven Tribesman Brewery off Route 23 in Wayne, NJ.
On Wednesday, California legislators passed a bill that temporarily allows both in-state and out-of-state distillers to ship directly to consumers. The move has been applauded as a major win by industry veterans, many of whom have been rallying for a lifeline amid economic headwinds and a post-COVID-19 sales slump.
Nevada is taking a firm stand against driving under the influence (DUI) with the introduction of Senate Bill 309. This new legislation is aimed at reducing alcohol-related accidents-one of the top causes of death on U.S. roads-by tightening penalties, lowering the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC), and shifting the focus toward both punishment and rehabilitation.
Few things are more difficult to eradicate in our system of modern governance than a government-sanctioned monopoly or oligopoly. A recently passed bill in Tennessee, which will allow the state's alcohol wholesalers to take over hemp distribution in the state, shows that these monopolies are not only difficult to eliminate but also often attempt to expand their reach.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Starting Wednesday, Kissimmee downtown businesses need a special permit to serve alcohol until 2 a.m.
Craft breweries across New Jersey celebrated last year when a long-awaited liquor license reform law was signed to allow their businesses to serve food and hold more events on and off their sites.
The bill, now headed to Gov. Newsom's desk, allows wineries to host a limited number of events at estate vineyard properties beyond their bonded winery site, representing a milestone win for California wineries and wine lovers alike.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit recently issued a per curiam decision denying a petition for rehearing en banc in the Chicago Wine Co. v. Indiana case.