Urbandale Hy-Vee booze sale
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You also referred to the people in this thread as "drunks."
Also, it's spelled "lying."
Since he's concerning about liars, ask him if his old handle is rhoho.
I don't think that is true anymore. There are "limits'" though.Sorry bro. You might want to stop
Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division warns bringing beer & wine across state lines is illegal
Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division created an educational bulletin Friday that warned residents that bringing beer and wine into the state is illegal.www.kwqc.com
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this bulletin is to provide clarification on the personal importation of alcoholic beverages
into the state of Iowa. This bulletin replaces Educational Bulletin EB-2017-01 issued October 13, 2017.
DISCUSSION
The personal importation of alcoholic beverages into Iowa is allowed, but is limited in the amounts and
uses once imported
I asked the cashier what her largest sale was. She said $2000, but another cashier had a $7000 sale. They thought both were from restaurants. This was around noon, Friday.
Someone asked if they have things spread out. Answer is yes
- Wine near the bakery
- Tequila and rum by the meat/seafood counter
- Gin and vodka in the big aisle close to the frozen food, eggs and dairy
- Whisky is in the liquor department
You can’t bring alcohol over state lines
I linked to the actual bulletin from the Beverage Division.
What types of alcoholic beverages can be personally imported?
Alcoholic liquor, wine, and beer can be personally imported by individuals of legal age. (IC §§ 123.22,
123.146, 123.171)
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Does being a d!ck hole get exhausting? I'm asking for a friend.
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Yes you can. I used to work in the industry and you don't know what the f*ck you are talking about so just stop. Iowa has a personal consumption law which allows you to carry 9 liters of liquor which is 12 .750ml bottles. I believe beer is two cases.
Sounds like an empty scare tactic to me. In my younger days before fireworks were legal in Iowa, a couple buddies would drive over to WI with me and load up once a year. We would usually take orders and buy for other people who didn't want to make the trip with us. Got pulled over by an IA state trooper with a trunk full of fireworks one of the times just outside of McGregor and his first question when he got to my car was "Do you have any fireworks in here?" I straight up told him yes and he let us go with a warning. He didn't give a rats you-know-whatSorry bro. You might want to stop
Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division warns bringing beer & wine across state lines is illegal
Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division created an educational bulletin Friday that warned residents that bringing beer and wine into the state is illegal.
I won't participate in hoarding either. I mean I have no problem getting rid of it (drinking it). You do understand what hoarding is? It's the persistent difficulty of getting rid of possessions, regardless of their actual value. So you really are closet drunk then!!
Just quit. Your posts are worthless.
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If nothing else this is cause for my wife to finally get back at me. I make fun of her sale shopping on Black Friday, and trust me when I say she has not missed her chance to point out the irony of me buying way more alcohol than I need simply because it is one sale. And I think I've discovered some empathy for the thrill she gets from buying 4 sets of pots and pans just because.
Ok. Thanks. It’s changed then. Still 2 cases of beer is not much. That’s probably why my buddy got ticketed with 10 cases a long with his tint ticket.
I don't think it changed. It appears the problem is that the original bulletin was a misinterpretation of the law. The subsequent bulletin stated that it was a clarification of the previous bulletin....which is a nice way of them saying they were wrong.
Being anti-stocking up on a non-parishable good while on extreme sale is a weird stance to take. Who the hell cares if someone wants to buy 6 months worth of whiskey when it's on sale? It's not like it will go bad or something...
Your buddy actually got ticketed for being a **** to the cop. Birds of a feather...
We take booze on camping/fishing trips all of the time across states. Heck, we take it into Canada. As long as it's under a certain amount, Canada don't care.
Great. Just what Iowa needs… to be drunker. At least wear a condom. Do the rest of the US a favor.
