Beer Jobs Bill On Tap in GeorgiaIt couldn't come soon enough! Though it currently would change craft beer availability here in Augusta, since we have no breweries or brewpubs....
A Georgia lawmaker has filed a bill in the state Senate that aims to repeal a number of Prohibition-era regulations that brewers have said are overly burdensome and restrictive.
The Beer Jobs Bill, as its dubbed, would allow for breweries to sell up to 72 ounces of beer per person for on-premise consumption and up to 144 ounces of packaged product to go. Currently, breweries are expressly prohibited from selling direct to consumers for both on- and off-premise consumption, though they can give away free samples. Likewise, brewpubs would be granted the right to sell beer for off-premise consumption under the same quantity limitations, should the bill pass as written.
Friday, February 6, 2015
Craft Brew-volution in Georgia?
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)