Published 5 months ago

Tennessee bill will no longer attempt to ban cold beer

A bill in Tennessee aimed to ban the sale of refrigerated beer has faced opposition and withdrawal by several sponsors.
Sponsored by Rep. Ron Gant and Sen. Paul Rose, the bill seeks to limit alcohol consumption and investigate alcohol-related fatalities.
Despite pushback from beer retailers and craft breweries, the supporters hope the bill will help prevent future drunk driving fatalities.

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New York Post

Bill pushes to ban sale of cold beer in Tennessee

The proposal, SB2636, was introduced on Jan. 31.

5 months ago·New York, United States

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The Hill

Bill could ban cold beer sales in Tennessee

A bill working its way through the Tennessee legislature could put a chill on cold beer sales in the state.

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The Tennessean

Bye-bye cold beer? Tennessee bill aims to ban sale of refrigerated alcoholic beverages. What to know

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Outkick

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5 months ago·Nashville, United States

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