Every alcohol licensee knows the knock. A liquor investigator, police officer, excise agent, revenue... The post The Fourth Amendment Walks Into a Bar: Federal Court Says Michigan’s Warrantless Liquor Inspection Law Is Unconstitutional. Your State’s May Be as Well appeared first on Libation Law Blog .
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A while back I spoke with Jayson Wilde of Future Bars on how he developed the menu for Long Weekend in North Beach. He described how he and a coworker made specific blends of rum for strawberry, “tropical,” and watermelon Daiquiris (plus a one-rum unflavored version), and then turned these 4 options into 24 drinks: […] The post How to Turn 3 Rum Blends Into 24 Cocktails first appeared on Alcademics .
Results, finance, appointments, capital schemes, and more. News in brief from brewers, venue owners, and other hospitality businesses. Pubs have been given the green light to stay open until 5am on Monday, when England play their next FIFA World Cup game against Mexico. The government had originally said it would not amend existing licensing extensions […] The post Business in brief: pubs and the World Cup first appeared on Beer Today . The post Business in brief: pubs and the World Cup appeared first on Beer Today .
The VAT’s The Problem campaign has hit a significant milestone with the number of signatures on a petition to get hospitality VAT lowered to 10%, passing the 250,000 mark. The campaign — spearheaded by chef Tom Kerridge and supported by UKHospitality, the British Beer and Pub Association, the British Institute of Innkeeping, and CODE Hospitality […] The post VAT campaign petition passes milestone first appeared on Beer Today . The post VAT campaign petition passes milestone appeared first on Beer Today .
