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New Liquor Laws in Pennsylvania this Month: • READY-TO-DRINK COCKTAIL PERMITS & RULES: A new ready-to-drink cocktail permit will authorize permittees to sell spirits-based cocktails ranging from 0.5% alcohol beverage by volume (ABV) to 12.5% ABV in original containers up to 16 ounces to-go. This became effective on Sept. 16. • HAPPY HOUR EXTENSIONS: Effective Sept. 13, this Act extends Happy Hour for qualifying retail liquor licensees from a maximum of 14 hours per week to 24 hours per week. • QUANTITY OR CASE DISCOUNTS: Distributors and importing distributors can offer case discounts to licensees and retail customers. Limited wineries can offer case discounts only to retail (non-licensee) customers. • MORE ON THE NEW LAWS: https://lnkd.in/eYtcV7MT • PA DUI LAW & PENALTIES: https://lnkd.in/g6MCNsyb #DUI #DUIdefense #DUIattorney #criminaldefense #InnocentUntilProvenGuilty

Liquor license lowdown! What are the different types of liquor licenses available in New York State? 🤔 There are several types, including on-premise (bars, restaurants), off-premise (liquor stores), grocery store, and catering permits. Each license comes with its own set of rules and regulations. Got questions? Drop them in the comments! 👇 #liquorlicense #lawyersofinstagram #nysliquorlaw #lawyerlady #legaladvice Attorney Advertising

Buyers, go ahead—“Bid,” “Buy” or “Make an Offer” directly to a seller on any liquor license on our website with confidence, while still maintaining confidentiality. Sellers, you can list with confidence, knowing that the marketplace will bring you the best and most fair pricing without a conflicted third party getting in the way! You can also securely respond back to a buyer’s offer, either with an “Acceptance” or “Counter Offer.” I truly believe this open and transparent way of transacting the purchase and sale of liquor licenses will continue to be the model for the way business should be done—openly and honestly. We are committed to the success of both sides of the transaction, and we look forward to offering assistance before, during & after the auction. List, Bid & be Merry! Russell Bloom https://lnkd.in/g23PvxE 1.818.345.2226

It’s a Happy Hour in Pennsylvania. After approving a $1 million annual budget for the PA distillery industry, Gov. Josh Shapiro is poised to sign SB 688 and HB 829 which address expanding liquor laws for distribution, retail, restaurants, and breweries. In today’s Legal Liquor blog, Chair of our Liquor Law group Theodore J. Zeller III details the two proposed bills and how the expansion of RTD cocktail sales will affect applications and licensing. To read more, visit: https://lnkd.in/eSQzyqnv #RTD #Beerlaw #liquorlaw #norrismclaughlin #topshelflegal

When Could a Bar or Restaurant Lose its Liquor License?  Posted on July 08, 2024 in Business Law Owners of bars or restaurants in Milwaukee and other nearby cities in Wisconsin must follow various regulations, including specific laws related to selling and serving alcohol. The Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) oversees the... Continue Reading #wisconsinlawyer #wisconsinlaw #wislawnow

🍷 New York liquor license applicants, take note: The Fiscal Year 2025 New York State Budget enacted on April 20, 2024, contains several provisions affecting you. In an April 22 press release, the State Liquor Authority (SLA) summarizes amendments to the New York Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC) Law. This #GTAlert written by Jonathan Bing reviews these changes: https://buff.ly/4aOYwkj. #GovernmentLaw #Policy #Agribusiness #Hospitality #RestaurantIndustry #NewYork

To prevent abuse and ensure fairness, Virginia ABC is implementing a more randomized system for rare liquor sales, leaving customers more reliant on blind luck. Customers will also be restricted to buying one limited availability bottle per day. Full story: https://lnkd.in/es-DJCfu

The recently enacted #NewYork State Budget contained several provisions that will affect current #liquor licensees and future applicants. Please see the below alert on how this may affect you or your clients. #governmentrelations #hospitality #restaurants

PLBTA mentioned in this article appearing now in Reason Magazine: Liquor Regulators Are Seeking Revenge on Bars That Broke Pandemic Rules https://lnkd.in/ext2CV_v #PaTaverns #PaRestaurants #Pennsylvania #Bars #Taverns #Restaurants

More than 16 Million Americans Drink LIQUOR at Home every week But Not at Bars/Restaurants. Did You have a Cocktail at home at home most nights but drink beer when you go out?  See the Survey of “America’s SAFEST P21+ Weekly Liquor Drinkers”! The typical was a 47.5 year old White Collar Male with a $116K HHI. Back in November of 2023, a not-to-be-named Liquor Delivery Enterprise asked us to look into “who” ONLY Drinks Liquor from stores AT HOME EVERY WEEK (but does NOT Drink Liquor when out in Bars and Restaurants). How many are there? What do they look like? And, how do they use All Forms of Media every week? We changed out the logos so you can watch the short 3-1/2 Minute video to Learn more. Or, download the FREE Bit.ly link below of the 20 slide deck.  KENTUCKY DERBY PARTY just 6 weeks away!!! Only Hubbard has a "Bloomberg Terminal" to Better Analyze ANY Target Market…National, Regional, Local, Hyper-Local. This is a modified version of Hubbard’s “Share of Everything for Anything” deck #156. #radioadvertising #television #advertising #liquorindustry https://lnkd.in/ekHRrG6U https://bit.ly/3vsC4hp