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Alabama Beer Legislative Update
Industry News by FARGINGBASTIGE6
[url]http://www.al.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2012/02/free_the_hops_looks_to_raise_b.html[/url] Potentially good news for Alabama!
12 years ago
SLOWRUNNER77
84439
This one sounds great...and therefore should be banned from/by all "respectable" establishments/governement entities. http://www.beerpulse.com/beer/sierra-nevada-love-potion-69-ale/
FARGINGBASTIGE6
27279
Beer container size restriction (SB294) has passed the House and Senate. All it needs now is the governor's signature. I've emailed and called (and so are a lot of other folks who follow our grass-roots legislative group - Free the Hops.
FARGINGBASTIGE6
27279
A good friend of mine, beer afficianado (and reporter for the Birmingham News) reported via Twitter that a spokesperson for Governor Robert Bentley's office has announced that he has signed the Gourmet Bottle Bill (SB294) repealling the container size restriction on beer for the state. Some cities and counties have allowed sales of beers above 16oz., but this will allow sales of 22oz., 750ml, etc. statewide.
FARGINGBASTIGE6
27279
CONFIRMED! The Gov has signed it. Bombers on 1 August.
quote: Originally posted by fargingbastige6
A good friend of mine, beer afficianado (and reporter for the Birmingham News) reported via Twitter that a spokesperson for Governor Robert Bentley's office has announced that he has signed the Gourmet Bottle Bill (SB294) repealling the container size restriction on beer for the state. Some cities and counties have allowed sales of beers above 16oz., but this will allow sales of 22oz., 750ml, etc. statewide.
FARGINGBASTIGE6
27279
Yeah, no 'master cyliders', 'oil cans', etc. Maybe we got this one right.
quote: Originally posted by fretwalker
Stopped short of allowing 40s, I see! [^]