Craft Beer • News • Podcast • West Virginia
April 18, 2022
While this year’s legislative session was not a major one for beverage alcohol legislation, still several significant measures were adopted and are becoming law. A little bit of progress, with no real harm done. On this episode of the West… Continue Reading…
April 30, 2021
West Virginia will soon have much more progressive, business-friendly beverage alcohol laws for retailer sales beginning May 10. The WV Alcohol Beverage Control Administration announced that Governor Jim Justice signed HB 2025 on Thursday. This is especially good news for… Continue Reading…
February 23, 2021
Legislation currently before the West Virginia Legislature has the potential to give us some of the most progressive beverage alcohol regulation in the nation. House Bill 2025 is the crux of the effort. Sure it needs more work, but it… Continue Reading…
Craft Beer • News • Podcast • West Virginia
December 18, 2020
West Virginia Beer Roads Roundtable looks at deficiencies in the state’s beverage alcohol policy structure and how they are harming bars, restaurants, brewers and other alcohol producers. Jeff McKay, proprietor of Huntington’s Summit Beer Station, leads the panel of experts… Continue Reading…
January 20, 2020
A roundtable discussion on the recent WV Beer Roads podcast suggested several changes that could be made to improve the state’s beverage alcohol laws. Roundtable participants seemed to be most interested in eliminating over-regulation that only serves to restrict manufacturing… Continue Reading…
January 19, 2020
The 2020 West Virginia legislative session is now in town, so our minds turn to policy matters. Today, the West Virginia Beer Roads Roundtable puts forth a number of proposals to address deficiencies and issues in our alcohol regulatory structure.… Continue Reading…
January 12, 2018
In an effort to build a better business climate and increased business for its member breweries, the West Virginia Craft Brewers Guild (WVCBG) is now seeking to enroll members other than breweries. The Guild has opened up four new membership… Continue Reading…
