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I suppose we take our right to brew our own beer for granted. Things are improving for these impoverished people.


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Well we'll see if this one actually goes the whole way into law. I hope it does.

There are many home brewers in Utah who are technically breaking the law and while the authorities are usually willing to turn a blind eye, all it takes is for a vindictive neighbour to make a complaint and police have to investigate.

It also makes homebrew clubs and tasting sessions a problem and if you happen to be pulled over by a traffic cop while transporting your brew to a party or something, you are relying on the cop turning a blind eye to what is technically contraband.

Can you imagine living in Alabama!

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my favourite bit is that alcohol “inhibits communion with God.” Those Augustine monks are in a whole world of trouble if thats the case!!!

"Pocatello" - What a great name for a city.

You mightn't be able to brew your own beer but it'd be deadly to be able to refer to yourself as a Utahan.

Hurrah!

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100 gallons? That's alot more than I am technically allowed to brew at home in Germany without having to send in a form for every brew. If I had found out how to register that is... *cough*

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