This will really boost spirits in Iowa!
The Hawkeye State has become the first in the nation to permanently allow bars to sell booze to-go — a popular service that was supposed to be temporary to help watering holes survive the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Kim Reynolds announced Monday that she’d signed a bill allowing bars to continue selling alcoholic drinks for take-out and delivery for off-premise consumption.
The bill, which went into effect immediately, was passed last month by wide margins in the state House and Senate, the Des Moines Register reported.
The Distilled Spirits Council of the US praised the state lawmakers for greenlighting the legislation.
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I'll Drink to That !!
ReplyDeleteWow very refreshing to see a move towards FREEDOM
ReplyDeleteOne for the road, thank youuuuu!
ReplyDeleteFreedom 514??..I still have the freedom to get beer and liquor from stores and liquor stores MUCH cheaper than a bar....plus we want everyone drinking one the roads like many did in the 60s 70s. Times were different back then, but use your heads here. Iowa they can drive at like 14 years old for farming.
ReplyDeleteAnd the 60’s and 70’s did not prove to be a problem. Load your booze and cruise
DeleteI'll be by to get my Camelback filled.
ReplyDeleteMay I have a Large pizza and a KEG of Beer please?
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