We were created in 2005 to educate members and the public about the licensed beverage industry in Alabama. Members are bars, package stores, and restaurants.
This is a great first step to equalize the taxes private package stores must charge with what ABC Retail Stores charge! #alpolitics
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Former ABLA and current @ablusa President Bobby Greenawalt of B&B Beverage Management opened the American Beverage Licensees annual meeting this morning!
Alabama already has the highest taxed and priced alcoholic beverages in the United States. SB194 would increase that price on some of those products. Tell your Senator you're against SB194! #alpolitics
According to our initial analysis, the price of High Noons would go up at least 40% under this bill and lower revenue for the state. Bad for customers, bad for Alabama. #alpolitics.
According to our initial analysis, the price of High Noons would go up at least 40% under this bill and lower revenue for the state. Bad for customers, bad for Alabama. #alpolitics.
HB 2200 and SB 1288 are attempting to change Texas law and allow hard liquor beverages to be sold in retail outlets by children as young as 16. Vote NO! #txlege
Was honored last week to join ABL Prez Bobby Greenawalt & 900 of our closest friends and tavern owners at the @tavernleaguewi fall convention in the Wisconsin Dells. Great hospitality and sense of purpose. Kudos to TLW Prez Keith Kern and the TLW team!
We're proud to announce that former ABLA President Bobby Greenawalt is now President of the American Beverage Licensees! Congratulations to Bobby! @ablusa#ALpolitics
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With Alabama @GovernorKayIvey's new Safer at Home order, the mask mandate stays in place. Capacity requirements are lifted, but requirements for 6 feet distance and partitions at bars and restaurants remain in place. #alpolitics
Good morning from the Old House Chamber of the Alabama State Capitol. We expect Gov. Kay Ivey to speak in about 10 minutes about the future of the state mask order. #alpolitics
In case you missed it, Alabama Senate's Tourism and Marketing committee voted for Arthur Orr's bill to privatize retail sales. The bill would close ABC Retail stores in 5 years. It passed on a voice vote and moves on to the Senate floor. #alpolitics
It's unfortunate to see Alabama's brewers again trying to force out Alabama's small businesses by sabotaging the Delivery Bill. Their products will still be sold by Alabama businesses under the current version of the bill. #alpolitics