Formerly Oregon IPA, now Idaho IPA.
Formerly Oregon IPA, now Idaho IPA.
So invest in BEER
So invest in BEER
It will kill the industry, so I'd end up loosing money. So, no.
It will kill the industry, so I'd end up loosing money. So, no.
Ecronomics _ is _ hard
Ecronomics _ is _ hard
They are just adding one little number when there were already 3, what's the big deal? Seems perfectly reasonable.
They are just adding one little number when there were already 3, what's the big deal? Seems perfectly reasonable.
the price of a six-pack of beer would increase from around $11 to $16.
his companies' price per bottle (of wine) would go up by $8 to $12.
That's pretty significant. And I understand the stated objective (deterrence, rehab programs, etc.) but the homeless of Portland and Eugene aren't going to look at their monthly budget and forego their wine - they'll steal, rob, or do anything. And knowing what I know about Oregon, they'll act with impunity.
It seems like a different way to move craft breweries out of Oregon for some reason I can't comprehend.
Then again - when the Bolsheviks gained power they tried to ban alcohol. When that didn't work, they created a "state sponsored" vodka which was very lucrative.
>the price of a six-pack of beer would increase from around $11 to $16.
>his companies' price per bottle (of wine) would go up by $8 to $12.
That's pretty significant. And I understand the stated objective (deterrence, rehab programs, etc.) but the homeless of Portland and Eugene aren't going to look at their monthly budget and forego their wine - they'll steal, rob, or do anything. And knowing what I know about Oregon, they'll act with impunity.
It seems like a different way to move craft breweries out of Oregon for some reason I can't comprehend.
Then again - when the Bolsheviks gained power they tried to ban alcohol. When that didn't work, they created a "state sponsored" vodka which was very lucrative.
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