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So. As of July 1 the blue law in Colorado was lifted. Which means, alcohol sales are legal on Sundays now. For people who are totally foreign to this idea or what this means. Up until now it’s been like this:
Liquor stores sell ALL forms of alcohol (beer, wine, hard alcohol) were open Mon-Sat. On Sundays, ALL liquor stores are closed. BUT Monday-Sunday (seven days a wk) you can buy 3.2 beer (the beer sold in liquor stores are like 3.6 of 4.0….it doesn’t matter to me, I think it’s silly, I buy my beer where it is most convenient…if that happens to be while I’m in Walmart or while driving home to hit the drive through liquor store, it makes 0 difference to me *shrug*) and wine coolers/malt beverages. But NO hard alcohol.
It has *always* been like this, for as long as I can remember (75years to be exact according to the article I found on this). So I’ve never thought anything of it. I guess the liquor store owners were against it, they would have rather stayed closed on Sundays. Not really sure why (I guess it was nice to have a mandatory day off??? IDK…). But I guess the bigger threat to them, which has also been proposed but turned down, is allowing convenience stores to sell high alcohol and wine. Which the liquor stores TOTALLY don’t want.
Convenience stores don’t love this new law and I guess were against it because they think it will cut into their profits. I imagine they made quite a bit of money on Sundays being the only ones allowed or open to sell beer (even if it is less alcohol content). But as I mentioned before, I’m going to buy my beer where I am. And 9 times out of 10, that is at a convenience store. It’s less expensive and usually way more convenient. I think there are quite a few people who are like this.
Well. Anyways. It passed and came into effect.
On several occasions the topic of different states liquor laws has come up on different boards I’ve participated in or between friends. It is highly interesting to me how totally different each state can be. My favorite state for alcohol sales I think is Ca. I love when I go visit Mojito and we go grocery shopping and in the same trip can fill a whole other cart with JUST ALCOHOL. It’s awesome! LOL
Bc of all this, it made me curious and wanted to ask you all what your state liquor laws are. I think many of you will be amazed at how different each state can be. Ok, maybe ‘amazed’ isn’t the best word choice (lol). But you get what I mean. So? Inquiring minds want to know.
Happy Hump Day!
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