Christmas Beer Bans

by Jay Brooks on December 12, 2011 · 2 comments

in Beers,Editorial,Politics & Law

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With Christmas falling on a Sunday this year, apparently more than half of the states still have antiquated blue laws on their books, restricting alcohol sales on Sundays, Christmas or both. As of about a year ago, at least fourteen states still enforced some kind of Sunday restriction. But according to a report today on OpenMarket.org entitled Christmas Liquor Bans: Is Your State on the List?, over half of the fifty states, plus D.C., still have some sort of restriction that will effect people in those states’ ability to buy a drink this Christmas. Happily, California’s not on the list, but with 27 places listed, that’s a lot of people who can’t get a drink this December 25. If you live in one of those jurisdictions, be sure to stock up early.

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Ben December 12, 2011 at 9:59 pm

Beer in Washington state is sold in grocery stores, etc. You can still get that on Christmas – Just not the hard stuff.

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beerman49 December 13, 2011 at 9:52 pm

BAH HUMBUG to the derelict “Blue Law” jurisdictions wherever they are!

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