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Tag Archives: Jay Hibbard
Mass. House OKs Cocktails-to-Go
Distilled Spirits Council commended the Massachusetts House for passing legislation allowing restaurants and bars to sell cocktails to-go, calling the measure “an important lifeline for hospitality businesses struggling to recover from the economic hardships caused by COVID-19.” House Bill 4767 … Continue reading →
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Baltimore’s Ban on Bev/Al Billboards Repealed
A 25-year-old ban on alcohol billboards in Baltimore City has been repealed following an ordinance passed by the City Council and
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DSC Assails Delaware’s Proposed Bev/Al Tax Hike
A bill pending in the Delaware Legislature would increase the bev/al tax on beer by 2¢ per 12 ounce can. The rate for wine increases by approximately 3 cents per 5 ounce serving. The rate for spirits containing more than … Continue reading →
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DSC Backs Bev/Al Service in New York Movie Theaters
Distilled Spirits Council today joined movie theater operators and other beverage producers in strongly supporting legislation (A.7188 /S.5784) that would allow beer, wine and spirits to be served to adults in some New York state movie theaters. “Adult consumers should … Continue reading →
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Md. Gov. Signs Bill Expanding Spirits Sales in Maryland
The legislation, passed unanimously last month by the Maryland Senate, allows the Montgomery County Department of Liquor Control (DLC) to contract with existing private beer and wine stores for the sale of distilled spirits. The new law is expected to … Continue reading →
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DSC Urges Fla. Gov. to Sign ‘Take Down Wall’ Legislation
Distilled Spirits Council urged Florida Gov. Rick Scott to sign SB 106, legislation that would allow spirits sales in larger retail locations such as grocery stores and big-box retailers. The legislation, known as the “Take Down the Wall” bill, allows … Continue reading →
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