Public Hearing On Homebrew Legislation Tomorrow

A couple days ago, we received an email plea from the Washington Homebrewers Association to help get State Senate Bill 5060 (PDF), which eases some restrictions on homebrewing, passed. While homebrewing is perfectly legal, currently it is illegal under state law to transport or provide any homebrewed beer or wine outside the home of manufacture, except for competitions, in which no more than one gallon may be transported and provided free, and only to judges. Easing these restrictions helps pave the way for homebrewers to find a public and will help promote the local craft-brewing industry. Anyone interested in supporting (or opposing) said legislation can attend a public hearing before the the Commerce, Labor, and Consumer Protection Committee tomorrow in Olympia, currently scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Check here for details.

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