Beer-to-Go
As of September 1, 2019 the other 49 states in the union can only marvel at Texas’ unorthodox willingness to finish dead last in something – and that is to allow craft breweries in The Great State to sell Beer-to-Go from their own taprooms. Not ideal, but it appears resolved for the moment. And now that take-away beer from in-house point-of-sale is writ, we have archived the entire dispute between those small breweries and notorious booze baddies – the Texas beer wholesalers, who actually plot twisted into Loki-style anti-heroes by the end of it all. Is the battle for small beer independence over? Not likely. So, check back in on our Beer-to-Go dumpster to check the score ... or to just drink to the hits. – Eric Puga
Limited tickets remain for 25+ rare brews only available Sept. 28
Sept. 17, 2019
Texas becomes final state in the country to allow such sales
June 17, 2019
Beer-to-Go passes Texas Senate as TABC Sunset Bill amendment
May 23, 2019
What actually happened, and what happens next
April 26, 2019
Time is the latest hurdle in the Texas Craft Beer legislation saga
April 9, 2019
Billionaire beer distributors are still railing against beer-to-go
March 12, 2019
Proposed Flow Meter Bill could burden craft breweries
March 7, 2019
Texas Craft Brewers & Beer Alliance of Texas finally work together
Feb. 14, 2019
Another chippy round of political beer pong
Jan. 31, 2019