152 Proof will knock your talleywhacker up into your watchpocket. Back to the original question: Some Tennessee counties STILL do not allow any liquor sales, just beer. Those counties are usually no beer after midnight - 2:00am until 6:00am, no sales on Sundays. Some of the cities like Memphis and Nashville shut down very late if at all on any given night. The city I that I reside allows beer sales 24 hours per day except sales cut off sometime after midnight on Sunday and resume I believe 6:00 or 8:00 am Sunday morning. Liquor stores state wide can stay open 8:00 am until 11:00 pm, Mon-Sat. The entire state of Tennessee closes liquor stores on Sunday but you can buy mixed drinks, beers, wine, etc at restaurants in most counties that already allow liquor sales. Also NO liquor stores open on the big Holidays: New Years Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day. Up until just a few years ago, all Tennessee Liquor stores had to also close on any state wide or National election day. In other words, Tennessee is a giant Chinese Clusterf&*k when it comes to figuring out the alcohol laws which vary county to county.

Clear as a bell... will clean barnacles from a shrimp boat... bubbles? We don't need no stinkin' bubbles...

quote: Originally posted by bluesandbarbq quote: quote: Originally posted by fargingbastige6 I have one of my Depot Street growlers (almost) full of 152-proof... it'll get your attention. [:D] quote: quote: quote: Originally posted by bluesandbarbq Liquor and beer are illegal in Tennessee all of the time. No sales. That's why we get our corn from a jar...[:D] Is it the Clear variety or are those fruity adjuncts infused with the 152 proof elixir? And will it cut and clean your gas tank and fuel injection? The bubbles, man, are the bubbles of high quality? Inquiring minds want to know...

quote: Originally posted by Stoutlover72 2am is the law in California. Between 2am and 6am it's illegal to serve booze of any kind.

oHIo beers sales are from 5:30 AM to 2:30 AM (why even stop for 3 hours?) We sell beer to go everywhere from liquor stores to grocery stores with bottle shops, wine stops, and small markets in between. Then there are the gas stations and drive-thrus where you may peruse without ever leaving the comfort of your vehicle. Because we are "The Heart of it All"

quote: Originally posted by jlozier quote: quote: Originally posted by Stoutlover72 2am is the law in California. Between 2am and 6am it's illegal to serve booze of any kind. Interesting...I'm pretty sure that if I walked into the Mobil or the Chevron (the only two places open 24 hours) at 3 AM, they'd still sell me beer, though. Laws don't mean much around here...you can even smoke in the bars.

The only time I can think where there is an exception in the bar close time in Wisc is on New Years Eve. And maybe it's everywhere too, I don't know. I remember being in a bar on New Years Eve, a few years back a little after 4:00am, and the bartender finally calling it quits and starting to kick everyone out. The bars, I could care less about. But they not buying beer at liquor stores after 9pm really annoys me.

Wikipedia has a digest of state laws: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_alcohol_laws_of_the_United_States_by_state Kentucky, like many states, gives a lot of power to counties. Here in Kenton county, most bars close at 1am, though some pay more for a 2am license; grocery stores cut off beer sales at 1am, and I'm not aware of any liquor stores in this county that are open past 11pm. No Sunday sales here until 11am.

Well I'm not in a state I'm in a province but beer stores/liquor stores open at either 9:30 or 10 am depending on the day(12 on Sundays) and close anywhere from 8 to 11 depending upon volume sales, whereas bars are from 12 pm til 2 am, though certain events or nights, like NYE, some places if they apply in time and have live entertainment tcan serve til 3, 3:30 am

quote: Originally posted by myke Well I'm not in a state I'm in a province but beer stores/liquor stores open at either 9:30 or 10 am depending on the day(12 on Sundays) and close anywhere from 8 to 11 depending upon volume sales, whereas bars are from 12 pm til 2 am, though certain events or nights, like NYE, some places if they apply in time and have live entertainment tcan serve til 3, 3:30 am

West Virginia liquor stores stay open till 10pm No sales on Sunday Bars can open 7am and close 2am execept sunday when they open 1am same for storest that sale beer