New Hampshire Wine

• December 2008

  @ gr - Here are a few of my additions to your post. - Massachusetts does not ... does not have state stores. New Hampshire does. - Many states separate wine and liquor from beer. NY is another example (at least for now) where you can find beer in the supermarket, but not in a wine... Read more@ gr - Here are a few of my additions to your post. - Massachusetts does not ... does not have state stores. New Hampshire does. - Many states separate wine and liquor from beer. NY is another example (at least for now) where you can find beer in the supermarket, but not in a wine shop. - Only in the last few years has it been legal to purchase wine and spirits in NY on a Sunday. At first, a store could be open Sunday if it were closed another day of the week (most picked Tuesday), but that proved to be so silly, pointless, and against the state's own financial interest (a law regulating that a heavily-taxed business can only be open 6 days a week!!!) that it has since been relaxed.    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic You can't do that in New York... by RBoulanger

  
  

• September 2008

  We have a very old and active Wine Society with great heritage, after several changes we are interested to add a few new members - the catch, we can be selective as the social event structure limits the total number of members we can support. Interested, post a reply Peter

  Forum post in the topic UK - Hampshire by petercf

  
  

• September 2008

  I think it's pretty mesmerizing. I just saw someone in New Hampshire type a search for "wine". Will probably yield many many results. ;-P

  Forum post in the topic The Global Heartbeat of Snooth by Sung

  
  

• September 2008

  http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1837245,00.html Time article ... from Kentucky, a muscat from New Hampshire, a cabernet from Colorado and a chardonnay from North Carolina. Read morehttp://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1837245,00.html Time article ... from Kentucky, a muscat from New Hampshire, a cabernet from Colorado and a chardonnay from North Carolina.    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic 50 States of Wine by mark

  
  

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