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Powdered Alcohol is Not Dead

Source: Lehrman Beverage Law

by ROBERT C. LEHRMAN

MAY 30, 2017

Just when we least expected it, here is another version of powdered alcohol. It got approved a couple weeks ago, after grinding through the process for a good long while (six months or more). Many thanks to an astute reader for pointing this out to us. The label raises a boatload of legal issues. Before wading into those issues, I'd like to ask who has seen powdered alcohol out in the wild, at retail? Who has tried it? The product is Lieutenant Blender's Cheat-A-Rita, from a distillery in Texas. Much more coverage, of powdered alcohol and Palcohol, is here.

http://www.bevlaw.com/bevlog/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XH_GD6TgTY

State                            Weblink                              

Arkansas                 Arkansas.ServingAlcohol.com

California                 California.ServingAlcohol.com

Florida                      Florida.ServingAlcohol.com

Illinois                       Basset.ServingAlcohol.com

Michigan                  Michigan.ServingAlcohol.com

Minnesota                Minnesota.ServingAlcohol.com

Montana                   Montana.ServingAlcohol.com

Wisconsin                Wisconsin.ServingAlcohol.com

Managers course     manager.ServingAlcohol.com

Bartender Skills        bartender.servingalcohol.com

http://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,4601,7-154-10570_21734-378395--,00.html

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