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Does beer's alcohol content really vary by state?
Posted on 7/30/11 at 2:50 pm
Posted on 7/30/11 at 2:50 pm
I heard this before. I had friends who would take their beer from LA to FL because supposedly LA has more alcohol. Do any of you know for certain that this is the case?
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Posted on 7/30/11 at 2:54 pm to Remo Williams
in colorado the beer they sell in grocerey stores and gas stations can have no more than 3.5% (i think that's the level)
so yes.
so yes.
Posted on 7/30/11 at 3:03 pm to Remo Williams
Some states have a limit of the alc. content of beer. Oklahoma is an example. You can only buy 3.2 ABW beer (4% abv)in grocery stores, gas stations etc. You can buy stronger beer in bars and liquor stores.
Posted on 7/30/11 at 3:15 pm to Remo Williams
quote:Yes.
Do any of you know for certain that this is the case?
quote:While that might be true for MS (I believe their limit is @5%?) I believe AL, FL are the same as LA. Their maximum content may vary slightly but the normal beer should be the same.
I had friends who would take their beer from LA to FL because supposedly LA has more alcohol.
Posted on 7/30/11 at 3:16 pm to Remo Williams
there are a handfull of states that do regulate alcohol content. florida isn't one of them, although i've found that a case of beer is usually a few bucks cheaper in LA.
Posted on 7/30/11 at 3:25 pm to Remo Williams
I don't know if anyone has addressed the question. In other words, is a Bud Light (for example) brewed differently to result in varying alcohol content depending on which state its distributed?
I've also wondered that. Seems impossible to do from an economic standpoint.
I've also wondered that. Seems impossible to do from an economic standpoint.
Posted on 7/30/11 at 11:05 pm to Remo Williams
So my budweiser has more alcohol than a guy in denver's budweiser?
Posted on 7/31/11 at 10:08 am to Remo Williams
A four loko in mississippi is 6% alcohol and one in Georgia is 12% alcohol. :themoreyouknow:
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