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Will The Supreme Court Legalize Home Distilling?
Will The Supreme Court Legalize Home Distilling?
Authored by Andrew M. Grossman & Robert Alt via RealClearPolicy,
Ohioan John Ream is an accomplished aerospace engineer and brewery owner. He would like to try his hand at making Bourbon. However, federal law prohibits distilling spirited beverages at home. On Monday, he filed a petition in the Supreme Court of the United States asking it to hear his case, which raises important questions about the limits of federal power.
Home distilling is, of course, as American as apple pie, and certainly a lot older....
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