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Knoxville was ready for legal brews again in 1933 - Knox TN Today
It was 92 years ago. Though the folly of Prohibition hadn’t completely come to an end, in March of 1933, President Franklin Roosevelt signed into law the Cullen-Harrison Act. Production and sales of beer and wine with an alcohol content of 3.2% were once again legal. By December that same year, the 21st Amendment would fully repeal the 18th. Beer had been banished in Knoxville for 26 years at the time, the city had the jump on the prohibition mo…
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