Indiana takes step toward Sunday alcohol sales
A panel working to revise Indiana’s alcohol laws voted Tuesday to recommend allowing carryout alcohol sales on Sunday.
The measure would allow stores that currently sell alcohol — including grocery, convenience and liquor stores — to sell alcohol from noon to 8 p.m. on Sunday.
The recommendation is an important win for supporters of Sunday alcohol sales, but the measure still faces a number of hurdles before it can become law. It also sets up a showdown over another issue: cold beer.
The panel, set up in the wake of a controversy over the sale of cold beer at two Rickers convenience stores, delayed a decision on whether to recommend expanding cold beer sales to grocery and convenience stores, ending the virtual monopoly liquor stores currently have on that product.
Read more: https://www.indystar.com/story/news/politics/2017/11/14/indiana-panel-recommends-allowing-sunday-alcohol-sales/863086001/
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Awesome! Thanks Tex!
We still don't allow wine or beer in grocery stores which I kind of like because we have so many locally and family owned liquor stores I'd hate to see go out of business.
