Category: Distillery

Business Interruption COVID 19 insurance claim

How bars, restaurants, and other hospitality businesses are arguing that their business interruption insurance does cover COVID-19 related shut-downs and their insurance companies were wrong to deny claims.

Bars / Beer / Brewery / Brewpub / Cider / COVID-19 Relief / Craft Beer / Distilled Spirits / Distillery / Tavern
April 16, 2020

In the past few weeks we’ve seen plenty of bars, restaurants and other hospitality...

Kentucky’s new law allowing breweries, distilleries and wineries to ship direct to consumers all over the U.S. should be the model for the country. But special interests that want to keep consumers paying more for alcohol and limit choice to protect their fiefdoms will try to stop people from achieving this freedom.

Beer / Brewery / Brewing / Brewpub / Cider / Craft Beer / Direct Shipping / Distilled Spirits / Distillery / Distilling / Statutes / Taxes / Vineyard / Wine
April 14, 2020

Kentucky HB 415 became law last week following passage by the Kentucky General Assembly...

Updated federal regulations for advertising and labeling distilled spirits

The new federal regulations on advertising and labeling malt beverages, wine, and distilled spirits. Part 3 – updates and issues regarding advertising and labeling regulations for distilled spirits.

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April 13, 2020

We’ve been covering the recent updates to the new federal regulations related to labeling...

SCOTUS denies cert. in Total Wine’s antitrust lawsuit over Connecticut’s post-and-hold, minimum pricing, and volume discount laws

Beer / Brewery / Distillery / Distribution / Suits / Wholesalers / Wine
April 7, 2020

The Supreme Court denied Connecticut Fine Wine’s request for review of the Second Circuit...

Chicago liquor lawyer TTB postpones tax payments

Relief on alcohol tax payments – TTB announces postponement of tax payments and other filing deadlines

Beer / Brewery / Brewing / Cider / Circulars / Craft Beer / Distilled Spirits / Distillery / Distilling / Import / Export / Mead / Taxes / TTB / Vineyard / Wine / Winemaking
April 1, 2020

Yesterday, the TTB announced the postponement of tax payment and other filing due...

Chicago liquor lawyer money from trees free grant program

DEADLINE April 1 (tomorrow) for Hospitality Emergency Grant Program – Illinois bars, breweries, restaurants, wineries and distilleries – get your application in for free grant funds.

Brewery / COVID-19 Relief / Craft Beer / Distillery / Retailers / Tavern / Vineyard
March 31, 2020

We’ve been keeping a running list of loans and grants that can provide assistance...

NEW-AB-COVID-19-Guidance-Document - Wisconsin Department of Revenue Alcohol Delivery brewery delivery beer delivery distillery delivery winery delivery

Wisconsin Emergency Order allows breweries, distilleries, wineries, bars and restaurants to stay open for carry-out only, but does it put citizens at risk by not allowing online sales and requiring face-to-face purchases before delivery of alcohol?

Beer / Brewery / Brewing / Brewpub / Cider / Craft Beer / Distilled Spirits / Distillery / Distilling / Mead / Regulations / Sales / Statutes / Tavern / Wine / Wisconsin
March 22, 2020

Like many state liquor regulatory authorities, Wisconsin’s Department of Revenue is working to provide...

Troubled Times — Restructuring Tools for Breweries, Wineries, Distilleries, Bars and Restaurants in the COVID-19 Era

Beer / Brewery / Brewing / Brewpub / Business - Legal Services / Chicago / Cider / Craft Beer / Distilled Spirits / Distillery / Distilling / Regulations / Statutes / Tavern / Vineyard / Wholesalers / Wine / Winemaking
March 21, 2020

Bars, restaurants, and brewpubs – from chains to stand-alone locations — were already facing...

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Illinois Liquor Control Commission (@ILLiquorControl) updates FAQ to respond to issues raised for Illinois’s Stay at Home Executive Order – breweries, restaurants, distilleries, wholesalers, wineries, bars, liquor stores remain open (no on-premise consumption) and delivering.

Beer / Brewery / Brewing / Brewpub / Business - Legal Services / Cider / Craft Beer / Cultivators / Delivery and Shipping / Direct Shipping / Dispensaries / Distilled Spirits / Distillery / Distilling / Distribution / Retailers / Sales / Statutes / Tavern / Wholesalers
March 21, 2020

Last night the Illinois Liquor Control Commission (these people are working tirelessly) posted an...

Yes, Illinois’s recent “Stay at Home” order lets breweries, wineries, distilleries, restaurants, alcohol wholesalers, cannabis dispensaries and cultivators stay open and work during the COVID-19 crisis, here’s the essential text

Brewery / Cannabis / Craft Beer / Distillery / Illinois Cannabis / Retailers / Sales / Vineyard / Wine
March 20, 2020

On Friday afternoon, as the Chicago Tribune reported he would, Governor Pritzker ordered Illinois...

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Illinois Liquor Control Commission issues updated FAQ regarding recent guidances and COVID-19 orders – good info on license extensions, manufacturer delivery, etc.

Beer / Brewery / Craft Beer / Distillery / Illinois Liquor Control Commission / Wholesalers
March 20, 2020

You can find the fully updated FAQ on the rights and obligations currently emplaced...

Illinois allows breweries brewpubs distilleries and distilling pubs to deliver

Illinois’s brewers and distillers can now deliver direct to consumers, if they can sell to them from their premises, as restrictions on manufacturers delivering during the COVID-19 epidemic get stayed due in large part to the work of the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild – Thanks @IllinoisBeer

Beer / Brewery / Brewing / Brewpub / Cider / Craft Beer / Delivery and Shipping / Direct Shipping / Distilled Spirits / Distillery / Distilling / Regulations / Sales
March 19, 2020

When the Illinois Liquor Control Commission put out its guidance and Q&A regarding operations...

Category: Distillery

How bars, restaurants, and other hospitality businesses are arguing that their business interruption insurance does cover COVID-19 related shut-downs and their insurance companies were wrong to deny claims.

The new federal regulations on advertising and labeling malt beverages, wine, and distilled spirits. Part 3 – updates and issues regarding advertising and labeling regulations for distilled spirits.

SCOTUS denies cert. in Total Wine’s antitrust lawsuit over Connecticut’s post-and-hold, minimum pricing, and volume discount laws

Relief on alcohol tax payments – TTB announces postponement of tax payments and other filing deadlines

DEADLINE April 1 (tomorrow) for Hospitality Emergency Grant Program – Illinois bars, breweries, restaurants, wineries and distilleries – get your application in for free grant funds.

Wisconsin Emergency Order allows breweries, distilleries, wineries, bars and restaurants to stay open for carry-out only, but does it put citizens at risk by not allowing online sales and requiring face-to-face purchases before delivery of alcohol?

Troubled Times — Restructuring Tools for Breweries, Wineries, Distilleries, Bars and Restaurants in the COVID-19 Era

Illinois Liquor Control Commission (@ILLiquorControl) updates FAQ to respond to issues raised for Illinois’s Stay at Home Executive Order – breweries, restaurants, distilleries, wholesalers, wineries, bars, liquor stores remain open (no on-premise consumption) and delivering.

Yes, Illinois’s recent “Stay at Home” order lets breweries, wineries, distilleries, restaurants, alcohol wholesalers, cannabis dispensaries and cultivators stay open and work during the COVID-19 crisis, here’s the essential text

Illinois Liquor Control Commission issues updated FAQ regarding recent guidances and COVID-19 orders – good info on license extensions, manufacturer delivery, etc.

Illinois’s brewers and distillers can now deliver direct to consumers, if they can sell to them from their premises, as restrictions on manufacturers delivering during the COVID-19 epidemic get stayed due in large part to the work of the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild – Thanks @IllinoisBeer

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