Alcohol Policy
Publications
From The Daily Beast:
“The TTB basically seems to have taken a sort of middle ground,” says Jarrett Dieterle, author of Give Me Liberty and Give Me a Drink!, a guide to cocktails and…
From Bello Collective:
“Why Your Craft Cocktail Should Cost $4,” The Right to Drink
The Right to Drink examines why the United States has such unusual laws when it comes to alcohol. For…
One of the most common, if perhaps overdone, media talking points during COVID-19 has been laying out the supposed parallels to the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic that occurred just over a century ago….
If ever there was a time when Americans might want to turn to the bottle, it is in the middle of our current pandemic and in the aftermath of one of the most contentious presidential elections in…
From AEI:
The 18th Amendment to the Constitution, which forbade the “manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors” in the United States, took effect in 1920. President…
From The Pete Kaliner Show:
‘Give Me Liberty and Give Me a Drink’ author and RSI scholar, Jarrett Dieterle, discusses his new book and all things alcohol on the Pete Kaliner Show.
From Garden District Book Shop:
It’s Happy Hour! America has some outdated, bizarre, and outright laughable laws on the books regarding alcohol and how we drink it. Join us as we talk with…
For many in non-COVID-19 times, the holidays meant obligatory and very awkward family interactions, feigned exhibitions of joy and goodwill, and of course, listening to bizarre political rants over…
BACKGROUND
American consumers are used to everything being delivered to their doors. Currently, products ranging from pickle-flavored lip balm to pharmaceutical drugs are shipped across the country….
From Matt Gurney:
R Street’s Shoshana Weissmann discusses with Matt Gurney New York’s sting operations on bars, new regulations resulting from COVID, and quotes Spongebob.
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