Monday, October 12, 2015

The New Collier County Alcohol Regulations Boost Beer Sales This Season


Following the new law that came into effect on July 1st, the entire state’s regulations on alcohol were improved, which allowed brewery owners to hope for a boost in beer sales this year. With the season being in full effect and tourists coming in the county from all over the States, brewers finally saw their wish come true when they reported record sales of beer. The alcohol container laws had been long disputed and starting July 1st, brewpubs finally saw their dream come true when the new law which permitted them to sell 64oz growlers took effect.

The tourist season is very important in Collier County, as much of its economy relies on it for the rest of the year. To this extent, with the new law coming into effect just as the season started, breweries were finally able to sell their product in this highly convenient packaging. For many people the previous packaging was quite uncomfortable because they would either have to buy too many bottles, or buy a huge quantity which would get warm and become hard to drink. Many consider the 64 oz. growler to have the perfect size and business owners could not agree more.

Since this law was passed at the beginning of July, they managed to make considerably more profits and they are happy to be able to accommodate their clients properly. In addition, they expect the sales to continue their level until the season is finished. Furthermore, as some owners have even had to hire new employees to be able to cope with the demands of their clients and this just goes to show how necessary this law was, especially in a towns such as Naples that rely on tourism during the season. While this county has many national parks, this does not mean that tourists do not like to relax after a hike and enjoy a beer in the proper packaging. While some may say that this quantity is only popular because of the novelty feel, the constant rise in sales has proven that it was a truly necessary addition to the county laws.


All in all, the new law has definitely helped Collier County brewpub owners with its new law. This was certainly long awaited and many people expect the 64 oz. growler to maintain its popularity even after the season has ended. Local businesses are very excited about the new law and are eager to present their customers with the new bottles. In fact, they started to get prepared even before the law came into effect, by ordering the bottles in advance and having them ready for the big day. Their efforts certainly paid off and people appreciate the new packaging and the Collier County beer.

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