Alcohol Policy
Publications
From NPR:
Even though drinks-to-go are popular with customers, the highly regulated liquor industry can be tough to reform, says Jarrett Dieterle, a researcher with the R Street Institute, a think…
COVID-19 has changed the world of alcohol delivery. Things that were once seen as unattainable— such as to-go cocktails or a bottle of bourbon delivered to your…
From NPR Morning Edition:
LEHR: Jarrett Dieterle is a researcher with the R Street Institute, a think tank supporting free markets. Even though drinks to go are popular with customers, he says…
Since the beginning of the pandemic, America has seen a drastic overhaul of alcohol laws. To-go cocktails are legal in most states, ordering a six-pack with your weekly grocery delivery order is…
As the weather warms up, many South Carolinians are eagerly looking at their calendars and planning any number of events where they might want to sip on a cocktail or down a cold brew. But while…
INTRODUCTION
When it comes to having alcoholic beverages delivered to our doors, America is in a very different place today than it was 24 months ago. As COVID-19 spread across the world, markets…
In the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic, California made news by conducting undercover “decoy operations” of alcohol deliveries. At that time, California—like many other states—had…
More than any state during COVID-19, New York’s government has had a hard time deciding how it feels about to-go cocktails. It proudly greenlighted to-go drinks at the onset of the pandemic —…
From Above The Law:
Microbreweries, despite their size, have been holding their own against goliaths like Anheuser-Busch. Trust busting in a growing field may start precedent that puts other…
Testimony from:
Marc Hyden, Director, State Government Affairs, R Street Institute
In SUPPORT of SB 420, “Alcoholic Beverages; manufacturers of malt beverages to sell or donate malt beverages…