Single Serving Slayer – Sacramento
In my “under the bus” column this week (this is not a regular column but it should be), I will be placing the City of Sacramento. Thanks to the efforts of some justifiably ticked off brewers, it has come to the brewing world’s attention that good ole Sac-Town has a standing prohibition against the [...]
Don’t Blame Pliny: Out of State Brewers Have Big Issues With Washington Distribution Laws
By now, many of you Washingtonians have probably cried your last tears into your Pliny bottle. That’s right, Pliny and the rest of the Russian River gang have bid ado to the Washington market. The reason for the departure was put forth in a short letter, well-written by Russian River Matriarch, Natalie Cilurzo. The letter [...]
Calling All Brewery Lawyers
To all of the wonderful readers on the Brewery Law – thanks. The overwhelming amount of response I have had from brewers around the country has been humbling. I promise to keep on with the blog. It’s been a blast. In the meantime, I wanted to do something I normally do not: Talk to [...]
More Alcoholic Beverage Law On the Web
Looking for more beverage law across the web? Me too. The ABA 100 Blawg Amici is up for votes right now, and I can assure you that you are likely to see a glaring omission from the representatives in beverage law. Here are a few of my favorites though, if you are looking to add [...]
The Liquor Control Board Makes Rule Change Recommendations – Deadline To Respond Is Tomorrow!
If you have been really pining for more Initiative 1183 talk, well I have more news for you! While I know everyone is probably as tired as I of the endless conversation about I-1183′s implementation, the Washington State Liquor Control Board has proposed some new code amendments to help fill the gaps left by [...]
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