Rare Bourbon Made INSIDE National Landmark in Buffalo, New York
Only in Buffalo, New York. A bourbon has been made inside of a National Historic Landmark and now you can buy one of the bottles ahead of Christmas.
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New York State Liquor & Wine Stores Now Have Expanded Sunday Hour
"I'm proud to sign this legislation that will modernize the laws governing the sales of alcoholic beverages in New York."
This is when NJ starts drinking — can you blame us?
Shockingly, we in the Garden State we’re able to control ourselves compared to some other states.
Asbury Park man stole $1,000 in booze from Watermark, cops say
You booze, you lose or in the case of an Asbury Park man -- you steal booze, you also lose.
NJ may drop need for parent permission for student health surveys
Parents could still opt their child out of anonymous surveys about substance use and sexual behavior, but their active permission may no longer be needed.
Proposed tax cut on canned cocktails in NJ fought by beer makers
Among the liquor-law reforms considered at Statehouse is a tax cut on premade cocktails to help distilleries. Beer brewers are fighting the idea.
Grewal says 'de-policing' a real issue after pot legalization law
State racing to develop training for police so they're comfortable with how marijuana and alcohol possession among youth are to be handled.
Bill passes so parents told of kids' first time caught with pot
February law touched off controversy by keeping first warnings for alcohol or marijuana to minors, with parents informed only if it happens multiple times.
Assembly panels vote for parent notification for youth pot use
The bill addresses a controversy that arose from a law passed last month dealing with alcohol and marijuana posession by youth now that pot is legal for adults.
Senators resist lifeline for alcohol makers, seasonal bars
Committee OK's extending seasonal licenses to January 2022 but balks at even longer extension. Bill to help breweries doesn't yet get a vote.