Minnesota is the last state with 3.2 beer, and supplies are running out.
Is it time for the #mnleg to vote to join 45 other states who allow beer and wine sales in grocery stores?
Mississippi is the last state in the south to not allow wine sales in the grocery store (currently just beer) & legislation has been introduced to permit wine. Minnesota only allows 3.2 beer in grocery stores & the last state in the nation with 3.2 beer. https://t.co/l8oq78iWVw
Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas & Utah have all elimated 3.2 beer and allowed grocery & c-stores to sell wine and/or strong beer. Minnesota is now the only state with 3.2 beer. It’s time to move MN foreword & respond to the needs of the consumer. https://t.co/o0G58fjGDx
Minnesota’s outdated liquor laws are archaic and anti-consumer. @MNMktAlcohol is a group of progressive liquor retailers that aim to reform Minnesota’s antiquated liquor laws to meet the needs of the 21st Century consumer.
The Prohibition Era started a 100 years ago and lasted a long 12 years. Minnesota has a long way to go to bring our liquor laws to the 21st Century consumer! #beer#wine#spirits https://t.co/nIUfamjvjh