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Hard Seltzer Hitting Taps in Bars and Restaurants

Boston Beer Company's Truly Hard Seltzer is coming to a draft tap near you! As "one of the first hard seltzers available on draft", Truly is aiming to be an alternative for light beer or spirits during the upcoming football season. The lemon-lime drink boasts a 5% ABV, 100 calories and only 1 gram of sugar and carbs, and has already seen a big push for national placements.
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Supreme Court strikes down Tennessee residency requirement for liquor licenses

The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a Tennessee law that requires individuals to live in the state for two years before obtaining a retail license to sell alcohol, a ruling that could give a boost to a large chain of liquor retailers in Tennessee and other states.
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