2012 Homebrew Legalization bill passes Alabama House

[Sparge Pervert]

is it as funny (scary) to listen to this time around as last year?

Congrats to all those who can now (legally) homebrew in Alabama.

[siwelwerd]

Congrats to all those who can now (legally) homebrew in Alabama.

Which is still nobody. This still has to go through the senate, and then the governor (although I don't get the impression the governor would be an obstacle).

By the way, 15 gallons a quarter? I think I've done 20 this month...

[TheDarkSide]

Glad to hear. Here in Connecticut we just passed a law allowing the sales of liquor on a Sunday. Bout time.

Mtyquinn, is this already in effect? I was just in CT yesterday and didn't bother to stop at any beer store since I thought they were all closed. I opted for Julio's in Westborough, MA on my way back to NH instead.

My wife grew up in CT and I can't believe that bullshit law was still in effect. Did they change the 8pm rule too?

[Monty Burns]

Congrats Alabamians (sp?), but no Alvin Holmes references yet? I'm surprised and delighted by the civility and sophistication shown when discussing this important issue that affects us homebrewers. Yet, the irony that the 49th state just legalized it while the only hold out is the 50th state, is hitting me in the face with a buffalo stare just waiting for the laugh track. Now I might be a little wino, but I'm anxiously waiting for the audio from the Mississippi legislature debating homebrew legalization.