Illinois extends cocktail-to-go law, adds wine sales to carryouts
The cocktails-to-go law prompted by the pandemic would be extended for three more years, and bars and restaurants would be able to give a free drink to people who’ve been vaccinated against the coronavirus under a measure overwhelmingly approved Sunday in the Illinois Senate. The measure, which was approved previously in the House and next goes to Gov. JB Pritzker, would allow businesses to continue serving cocktails — and now single servings of wine — for takeout and delivery until Jan. 3, 2024. The existing state law is set to expire Wednesday. The legislation, sponsored by Sen. Sara...
Source: pjstar.com