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A Chance to Liberate Booze Delivery — if Government Allows It
February 11, 2021/
In the 2021 legislation season, which is just beginning, states have one of the best opportunities in a generation to enact more alcohol-delivery reforms. In the COVID-19 new normal, consumers want to have alcohol delivered to their doorsteps just like every other product under the sun. The technology is already available. Lawmakers and regulators just need to catch up.
A move by Uber signals an opportunity to permanently end Prohibition-rooted restrictions that prevent many Americans from getting their drinks the same way they get their groceries and takeout meals.
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Montana is far behind the rest of America. We need to allow not only home delivery but also Interstate deliveries from other states as well as “Corkage” which gives restaurants the ability to allow customers to bring their own wine to a dinner. Time to catch up Montana. We’re losing revenue by not allowing these activities.