Alcohol Policy
Publications
From Harbor Springs Festival of the Book:
Meet Jarrett Dieterle
Jarrett Dieterle is the nation’s leading alcohol policy expert, the editor in chief of DrinksReform.org, a drinks columnist…
From The Speakeasy:
Why is Kahlua stronger in Ohio? Why is beer warmer in Indiana? Why do drinks look like they’re being made behind a weird, blurry pane of glass in Utah? Tackling these…
I recently swung by my favorite D.C. brewery, Hellbender, to replenish my home stockpile of delicious, eco-responsible brew (how else does one beat a pandemic?). While I was there, the staff…
From the Federalist Society’s Regulatory Transparency Project:
IX. Eliminate or Reform Food and Alcohol Industry Regulation
By Shoshana Weissmann
During the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent…
From Carolina Journal:
Jarrett Dieterle, director of commercial freedom at the R Street Institute, discusses themes from his book Give Me Liberty and Give Me a Drink! 65 Cocktails to Protest…
From Fountain Bookstore:
R Street Institute Senior Fellow and DrinksReform.org editor Jarrett Dieterle has written a book about America’s craziest alcohol laws. Give Me Liberty and Give Me a…
Christine was about three quarters down the path of opening Silverback [distillery] when reality started to sink in. Operating a distillery in Virginia was going to be a lot different than she…
Prohibition may have been 100 years ago, but some of the craziest booze laws on the books still get in the way of Americans enjoying the right to produce, consume and sell the booziest…
From Whiskycast:
Whisky and other alcoholic beverages are some of the most regulated consumer products in the world, and let’s be honest…not all of those laws and regulations make a lot of…
Do you like cocktails? Do you like freedom?
DrinksReform editor Jarrett Dieterle has written a whole book about both! Due out September 15, Give Me Liberty and Give Me a Drink! is a rollicking,…