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 [...]
Don’t Wait Too Long To Protect Your Brewery Brand
Many brewers think that their brand is an afterthought. Others believe it is the end-all-be-all to their success. Well, there is no doubt that a brewer’s brand is incredibly valuable. The logo, design, and copy on the packaging all require attention – early on. So I am often asked by brewers 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 [...]
Governor Signs Bill Allowing Farmers Markets To Sample Beer And Wine
Back in January, I discussed a new bill that proposed beer and wine sampling at a limited number of farmers markets. Yesterday, Gov. Chris Gregoire signed the bill. The new law was originally introduced by Senator Jeanne Kohl-Welles. The bill was introduced in the State Senate as SB 5029 and can be reviewed by following [...]
A Great Collection of Alcoholic Beverage Law Blogs
I came across this wonderful blog by Tom Warks, today. Tom runs Fermentation: The Daily Wine Blog, a blog typically discussing the public relations within the wine world. Tom regularly focuses on legal issues facing the wine industry and so he put together a list of some of the best alcoholic beverage law blogs out [...]

