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re: ZAPP'S International Beerfest
Posted on 3/7/14 at 10:00 am to BlackenedOut
Posted on 3/7/14 at 10:00 am to BlackenedOut
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Just peeked at it on website, so basically the way the law is written, the only way one could have a homebrew event is to have it at a licensed retail location. Say Martin's.
See that isn't how I see the issue. As a homebrewer, the ATC has no legal authority over me. So if I want to bring my beer into a field and invite all my friends to come drink it, the ATC can do nothing to stop me. Understandably, the ATC does not want untaxed booze in a space that sells alcohol bc the state would be losing revenue and authority. But if a place is not in the business of selling alcohol and we are not selling the homebrew, then the ATC should still have no authority over me.
I am of the opinion that if a law/permit/statue doesn't say I cannot do something, then I can do it. The ATC (through my experience) claims that since the law doesn't say I can do it that means that I cannot do it.
Posted on 3/7/14 at 10:03 am to Fratastic423
I agree with you. But what the ATC will say is as soon as admission is charged or money is exchanged for the distribution of that homebrewed beer, it becomes the state's obligation to regulate it.
So yes, you can go into a field, invite the whole world to drink your homebrew, but if you charge admission or by the glass, its a different story.
All alcohol regulations, in each state of the nation, have weird peculiarities.
So yes, you can go into a field, invite the whole world to drink your homebrew, but if you charge admission or by the glass, its a different story.
All alcohol regulations, in each state of the nation, have weird peculiarities.
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