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Connecticut 22d State to OK Cocktails to Go

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed legislation to allow cocktails to-go from restaurants and bars permanently, making Connecticut the 22nd state to make cocktails to-go permanent. Connecticut’s cocktails to-go measure was set to expire in June of 2024. “Connecticut consumers can now enjoy the added convenience of cocktails to-go on

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by Joel Whitaker

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed legislation to allow cocktails to-go from restaurants and bars permanently, making Connecticut the 22nd state to make cocktails to-go permanent. Connecticut’s cocktails to-go measure was set to expire in June of 2024.

“Connecticut consumers can now enjoy the added convenience of cocktails to-go on a permanent basis,” said Emily Smith, vp-state public policy at the Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S. “Not only do cocktails to-go afford adult consumers the ability to take home their favorite hand-crafted cocktails, but they help support local hospitality businesses facing economic hardships. We applaud Gov. Lamont and the Legislature for making cocktails to-go permanent in support of Connecticut’s consumers and businesses.”

The new law requires any alcohol to-go to be accompanied by a food order. Delivery is allowed by a direct employee of the permittee or a third-party vendor that holds an in-state transporter's permit.

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by Joel Whitaker

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