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Legislation signed this week by Gov. Pat Quinn allows small distilleries, firms that make less than 5,000 gallons of spirits a year, to sell the liquor they produce at their facilities. While wineries and microbreweries nationwide have used this model for a number of years, this is a new, and potentially highly lucrative, development for [...]
If Mayor Richard Daley gets his way, the answer is yes. “The goal is to bring in more money for the city.” Eve Rodriguez, city Aviation Department Taking a page from the carts used by airlines, the plan is to create a new type of liquor license allowing “the sale of alcoholic liquor from pushcarts [...]
Arizona is rolling back the hours that liquor can be served on Sunday mornings from 10 a.m. to 6 a.m. The new law takes effect on the first Sunday in August. Most bar owner feel the early Sunday alcohol sales could bring in several more hundred dollars a day. According to the Arizona Department of [...]
A city letter recommending approval of a liquor license to be granted to the new movie theater gives new meaning to Coming Attractions. As with almost all liquor license applications, a planning and zoning department approval is required before the state will issue a beer and wine or alcoholic beverage license. In most cases, this [...]
Quick, what is America’s favorite alcoholic beverage? 41% of adults who drink said…beer! Here’s how it breaks down: Beer: 41 percent Wine: 33 percent Liquor: 23 percent “This poll shows what we’ve always known – that trends will come and go but beer is here to stay,” — Bob Lachky, VP, Anheuser-Busch, Inc This means [...]
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The Land of Lincoln Opens the Doors of Opportunity to Small Distilleries