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History of Alcohol Law

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Price

$60 for Non-Members
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60 minutes
Date Published

October 2, 2020

Publisher

Nashville Bar Association

Subjects

Intellectual Property, Patents, Taxation

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Join us as we take a look into the history of alcohol and alcohol law through 1970, their affects on society, taxation, prohibition, and intellectual property law. To better understand the history of alcohol law, we will also be discussing three whiskeys of historical relevance. The first will be Rittenhouse Rye which is one of the oldest brands in America and represents one of the first distilled spirits in American. The second whiskey will be Old Forester 1920 Prohibition which represents the Old Forester recipe just prior to Prohibition. The final whiskey will be a newer spirit called Four Roses Small Batch Select which will allow a discussion of modern fermenting and distilling.

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Edward D. Lanquist, Jr.
Co-Founder - Patterson Intellectual Property Law

Co-founder of Patterson Intellectual Property Law, Ed Lanquist is an AV Preeminent-rated attorney. His practice is focused on... Read More

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