“Alabama beer limit is 13.9%.”
The state of New Hampshire probably takes the top spot as it doesn’t have an existent alcohol tax. They can sell anything from beer to high based liquors. But they are making bank as their state’s liquor commission estimates that up to half of New Hampshire’s alcohol sales might be purchased by residents of neighboring states looking to save money, reports Food & Wine.
And from what I can find, the beer revolution will leave just two states — Utah and Minnesota — where only 3.2 percent beer may be sold in grocery and convenience stores. Almost dry states.
BTW, if you like rum you can clean your spark plugs in, go down to Jamaica. Wray & Nephew White Over proof Rum is advertised as the big guy at 169 proof. But I’ve been on the island and there is some that I was told at the actual plantations were 180 proof. For those that don’t know, that’s 90 percent alcohol. You could almost run a car on it. I had no desire to eat my flesh down to my feet. Stayed with my wines there.
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“BTW, if you like rum you can clean your spark plugs in, go down to Jamaica. “
I was once in Jamaica. Never again.