Please Support SB 63, the Beer Jobs Bill

Craft beer is booming across the United States. Although Georgia's beer scene is growing, breweries in Georgia are hampered by archaic laws restricting how they can sell beer. Georgia lags behind the rest of the southeast in this regard, and this is not only hurting Georgia breweries and brewpubs, but also discouraging national brewers from opening facilities in Georgia.

SB 63 will allow breweries to sell pints of beer to the public in an amount not to exceed 72 ounces per person, per day and to sell no more than 144 ounces of packaged beer to-go per person, per day. Furthermore SB 63 will allow brewpubs to sell beer to-go with the same quantity limitations as breweries.