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Tag: utah

November 28, 2018August 22, 2019

Behind the Zion Curtain: Utah’s Unorthodox Approach To Keeping Liquor Away From Innocent Eyes

For a while there, the view from a Utah bar stool was a bit… bland. Meet one of the strangest state liquor laws on the books.

Tagged 21st Amendment, alcohol, American history, bars, beer, craft beer, history, law, liquor, liquor law, spirits, utah, zion curtain. 1 Comment

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