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Iowa Residents Could Get Cocktails Delivered to Doors
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According to KCCI, there are two bills making their way to Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds desk right now that could make it possible for Iowans to get alcoholic beverages delivered straight to their homes.
Due to the pandemic, to-go cocktails became popular, as many Iowans wanted to enjoy their favorite drinks, but do so in the comfort of their own homes. The popular new trend did have some flaws though, and now these bills are working to perfect them.
One of the bills calls for improved sealing of the containers, according to the KCCI report. So, instead of having to make individual drinks, a cocktail can be made by the gallon in advance. Also, according to KCRG, the other bill would allow businesses with liquor licenses and permits to have third-party services deliver alcoholic beverages, including to-go mixed drinks to patrons. As of now, only an employee of the restaurant or bar can deliver alc