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Brain Science Research Findings Misrepresented and Distorted

Because of the distortion of findings from research on the effects of alcohol on developing brains, Dr. H. Scott Swartzwelder joined the board of directors of Choose Responsibility.

Arkansas Repeals Blue Law Banning Liquor Sales at Package Stores on Sundays

Arkansas is 36th state to repeal Blue Law prohibiting package store sales on Sundays and permit local option on Sunday sales.

Alcohol Laws in Utah to Change

New laws in Utah will modernize alcohol policy and reduce the number strange laws that tourists and other visitors view as serious barriers to consuming alcoholic beverages. The repeal of Prohibition is not yet complete in Utah.

Updated Alcohol Advertising Code

The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS), which represents the major distillers in the country, has recently strengthened its advertising code.

“Sham” Intoxication Has Real Effects

“Sham” intoxication affects such things as memory and thinking performance according to research by Dr. Bryan Raudenbush of Wheeling Jesuit University.

Sangria Now Legal in Virginia but Not Kirs, Kir Royales or Beer Cocktails

It is now legal for restaurants to make and sell sangria in Virginia, but still illegal to make and sell kirs, kir royales, beer cocktails or any other drink containing spirits along with either beer or wine. Violations of the prohibition carry a high fine and up to one year imprisonment.

Colorado Drops Blue Law Prohibition Against Sunday Liquor Sales

Colorado has dropped its Blue law against the sale of liquor on Sundays, becoming the 35th state to abolish such a prohibition restricting consumer choice.

American Whiskey Trail Top Tourist Destination, Says Frommer’s

Frommers has rated the American Whiskey Trail one of the top 13 international and domestic travel destination of the year from nominations submitted by travel editors and authors.

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