The State of Mississippi.

[leightonp]

The Mississippi legislature did away with another archaic "blue" law today. Mississippi craft breweries will be able to sell directly to the consumers, as well as open up taprooms. It's a great day here.

 

[Pappers_]

Woohoo!

 

[brewbama]

Congrats! I can't believe AL isn't last ....again.

 

[Murphys_Law]

Whaaaaaaaat? You couldn't (or can't) have a tap room?

 

[jmark]

I guess that leaves us in GA... thankfully, that day seems to be close for us too as long as nothing untoward happens between now and the end of session.

 

[trojan]

MS has come a very long way in a very short time. Great news from our legislature today.

 

[swampbrewcrew]

Whaaaaaaaat? You couldn't (or can't) have a tap room?

Nope, no beer sales from breweries at all.

 

[Sailingeric]

I will be going to Mississippi in May, I hope to find some good local beer! Better if it was directly from the source.

 

[trojan]

I will be going to Mississippi in May, I hope to find some good local beer! Better if it was directly from the source.

If you are near the coast try Chandeleur in Gulfport. If you are near Hattiesburg try Southern Prohibition in Hattiebsurg or Slow Boat in Laurel. There are some further north but I do not know as much about them.

 

[swampbrewcrew]

I will be going to Mississippi in May, I hope to find some good local beer! Better if it was directly from the source.

If you're around Jackson you've got lucky town brewery, if you're on the coast you have several options, lazy magnolia is probably the most popular.

 

[Sailingeric]

If you're around Jackson you've got lucky town brewery, if you're on the coast you have several options, lazy magnolia is probably the most popular.

Will in Columbus, but driving from Memphis

 

[wishingiwasfishing]

I had Lazy Magnolia beers at the Hill Country Picnic a few years ago...pretty good stuff! Great to see brewery restrictions being lifted.