WHY YOUR SOUTH CAROLINA HOMEBREW IS PROBABLY ILLEGAL
I spend a lot of time on this blog explaining different beer laws in South Carolina. I’m always happy to answer anybody’s questions as best that I can to help […]
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THE STONE BILL: WHAT THE COMPROMISE ACTUALLY MEANS
Yesterday was a historic day in South Carolina. The Stone Bill not only got through the conference committee, but an agreement was reached between the South Carolina Brewers Association and […]
SOUTH CAROLINA BEER LAW 102: BREWPUBS
(UPDATED: April 22, 2015. This was originally published on January 22, 2014). A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, I wrote a blog on what I called […]
NOW WHAT?
Well, by now, you should all know where we are on the Pint Bill. I won’t recap much, but here it is – we’re getting closer. We’re out of the […]
THE PINT BILL: THE JUDICIARY AMENDMENTS
Have you caught your breath yet after the Senate Judiciary Committee meeting on Tuesday? You have obviously heard about what happened. While not the best moment for South Carolina breweries, […]
PINT BILL TO BE DEBATED TODAY
UPDATE (4/30/13): You know what’s happening. We need your support. Here is a template on what to say to Senators Fair, Shealy, and Bryant: SUBJECT: Please Support H. 3554 & […]
PINT BILL SET FOR DEBATE IN SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
At 3pm today, the Senate Judiciary Committee has the Pint Bill on its agenda. Of course, it also has other things on the agenda. Quite a few things in fact: http://www.scstatehouse.gov/agendas/agns765.htm […]
DC-BASED TAXPAYER ADVOCACY GROUP SHOWS SUPPORT FOR PINT BILL
Americans for Tax Reform, a DC-based taxpayer advocacy group, has come out in support of the Pint Bill. ATR’s stated goal is “a system in which taxes are simpler, flatter, […]
THE PINT BILL PASSES THE SC HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Very quietly yesterday, without much pomp and circumstance, the Pint Bill passed the House via a third reading of the bill. No vote was taken. It was adopted and read […]
WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE PINT BILL?
It was a good day for the Pint Bill yesterday in South Carolina. First, the House had its second reading of the bill. It adopted the simple linguistic amendment that […]
