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A growing number of states are moving to allow higher alcohol content in beer, despite concerns from some substance-abuse experts. Alabama and West Virginia have passed laws increasing the legal alcohol-by-volume cap for beer...
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Published: Nov. 4, 2009 at 1:04 PM WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (UPI) -- The popularity of "micro-breweries" that produce gourmet beers is prompting U.S. states to consider raising alcohol limits on the beverages, brewers say....
A growing number of states are moving to allow higher alcohol content in beer, despite concerns from some substance-abuse experts. Alabama and West Virginia have passed laws increasing the legal alcohol-by-volume cap for beer...
A growing number of states are moving to allow higher alcohol content in beer, despite concerns from some substance-abuse experts. Similar efforts are underway in Iowa and Mississippi, two states with very restrictive limits on...
A growing number of states are moving to allow higher alcohol content in beer, despite concerns from some substance-abuse experts. Similar efforts are underway in Iowa and Mississippi, two states with very restrictive limits on...
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