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North Carolina residents can, once again, order cocktails to go.
On Monday, Gov. Roy Cooper signed SB 527 into law, which permanently reinstated cocktails to-go, a move that will allow restaurants and distilleries in the state to boost their revenue streams.
The law will also effectively lower the tax rate for spirits ready-to-drink cocktails and permit alcohol sales on certain holidays.
COCKTAILS READY-TO-DRINK? JAMESON WHISKEY PARENT CEO SAYS THEY ARE HERE TO STAY
During the pandemic, more than 35 states, including North Carolina, allowed restaurants, bars and distilleries in some states to sell cocktails to-go in an effort to provide some economic relief while social distancing mandates were in place, according…
