Articles tagged with: beer law
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Super Bowl means tailgating and, at least here at Road Trips for Beer, tailgating means some tasty local brews in the cooler. However, because Indianapolis hosts Super Bowl XLVI this year, fans partying pre-game outside …
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Story and photos by Tonya Vots, correspondent
While some may argue that the top beer news in Georgia for 2011 is the end of a statewide ban on Sunday alcohol sales, craft beer fans in the …
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A whole slew of Georgia cities and municipalities will start allowing package sales of beer and other adult libations beginning January 1, 2012, the first time in decades that they’ve been able to legally do …
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Results of referendums across Georgia overwhelmingly favored allowing alcohol sales on Sunday, but because local municipalities voted individually, it will still require road trippers to do some research to know where they can legally buy …
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The last time we took a road tip through Georgia, the statewide prohibition against package sales of alcohol on Sunday caught us by surprise.
News just came down that Gov. Nathan Deal has signed Senate Bill …
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Production growth at Boston Beer Company was a factor in the not-for-profit Brewers Association’s board of directors recent redefinition of a “small brewery” as one that produces 6 million barrels per year, up from the …
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The Brewers Association has changed its definition of a “small brewery” from one that produces up to 2 million barrels (bbl) per year to an upper threshold of 6 million bbl per year. The most …
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Great news for South Carolina and the Southeastern craft beer scene in general.
The state’s legislature has lifted a ban on beer tastings and sales at breweries and on tastings at retail stores.
According to the new …
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Good news for Iowa craft beer lovers or those planning a road trip to the Hawkeye State.
The recent signing of the “Iowa Beer Equality Law” by Gov. Chet Culver lifts the previous six percent alcohol …
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The Philadelphia Daily News reports that Pennsylvania State Police confiscated several thousand dollars worth of beer from three popular Philadelphia bars.
Even though all taxes had been paid on the beer and it was legally purchased …
