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Cocktails to Go

Calif. Gov. Signs Bill Extending Cocktails-to-Go Until 2029

Cocktails to go will remain legal in California until 2029 after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB2663. Cocktails to‑go were temporarily permitted in California during the COVID‑19 pandemic to help businesses stay afloat and provide flexibility for consumers, but that ability was set to expire in December. “Adult consumers

Calif. Legislature Extends Cocktails to Go to 2031

The California Legislature passed AB 2663, legislation to continue to allow cocktails to‑go until 2031, extending convenience for adult consumers while supporting local restaurants. The bill now moves to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk for signature. Cocktails to‑go were temporarily permitted in California during the COVID‑19 pandemic

Cocktails To-Go Return to Baltimore County

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D‑Md.) signed HB 121 and SB 72, legislation that permanently allows cocktails to‑go in Baltimore County increasing convenience for adult consumers while supporting local restaurants and bars. Cocktails to‑go were temporarily permitted in Maryland during the COVID‑19 pandemic to help businesses stay

Nevada Makes Cocktails-to-Go Permanent

Vermont Becomes 30th State to Make Cocktails To-Go Permanent

Cocktails to Go Awaits Vermont Gov's OK

Massachusetts Becomes 27th State to Make Cocktails To-Go Permanent