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Beer
- Thread starter JB
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..sorry
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
myth
DD
SoWal Expert
jb: didn't find answer to your specific question, but this is an interesting link:
http://www2.potsdam.edu/hansondj/FunFacts/ItsTheLaw.html
#21...Guess I better sit down!!
http://www2.potsdam.edu/hansondj/FunFacts/ItsTheLaw.html
#21...Guess I better sit down!! 
InletBchDweller
SoWal Insider
I guess teens love #8 in Missouri, they can get away with a chore!!!
Bdarg
Beach Fanatic
Florida regulates alcohol levels for beer. When I lived down there, it was suppose to have been 3.2, which is a level that several states had. Other states have had it at 6.0. No military basis that I know of. I knew a tavern owner that thought the lower content might have generated more beer sales.
30A Skunkape
Skunky
I can't believe the ETOH content is different. I buy my local microbrew in Florida;same stuff, I promise you. It would be impossible to brew different batches for different states in the small brewery. Maybe they make exceptions for these guys and require the difference of the big boys (who use rice to make beer GROSS!). :funn:
JB
Beach Fanatic
From what I can gather from these posts and from my own experience, the beer in Florida DOES have lower alcohol content than the beer I buy in Alabama. I had always heard that the reason for this (at least in the panhandle) was the close proxmity to Eglin, Tyndall, NAS, etc. Obviously, this is not the reason for the lower alcohol content, but I'll be once again bringing my own beer.