Yes, I think that's correct. Utah just legalized it this summer, after lobbying by the citizens and the AHA.
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Tulsa has a great Homebrew Supply House called "High Gravity Homebrew Supply". I've been to this shop several times and it looks like they are doing well even if it is illegal to brew your own in Oklahoma.
sounds more like an illegal activity that would probably never ever need to be enforced unless you started selling beer from your garage. kind of like the old "beer in a paper bag" gimmick in NYC with the "i didn't see it, so maybe it's not happening".
sounds more like an illegal activity that would probably never ever need to be enforced unless you started selling beer from your garage. kind of like the old "beer in a paper bag" gimmick in NYC with the "i didn't see it, so maybe it's not happening".
Well, maybe. Scot Oberman got a visit from the Alabama ABC because of an article written about him that ran in the LA Times.
Homebrew not legal in Oklahoma, Alabama and Mississippi?
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