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Oct
17
Filed Under (Beer, Wine & Spirits) by eastern
Brittany asked:
I was wondering how old you have to be in Virginia to serve alcohol? I know in Idaho (where I am now, but I’m moving to Va) you have to be 19 to serve alcohol…. Does anyone know that answer for this? And can you be a bartender at 19 or just a waitress that serves drinks? I’m wondering becuase I wait tables, and there’s alot more money to be made if you’re able to serve drinks to you customers…. and help would be great! Thanks!
ELROY
I was wondering how old you have to be in Virginia to serve alcohol? I know in Idaho (where I am now, but I’m moving to Va) you have to be 19 to serve alcohol…. Does anyone know that answer for this? And can you be a bartender at 19 or just a waitress that serves drinks? I’m wondering becuase I wait tables, and there’s alot more money to be made if you’re able to serve drinks to you customers…. and help would be great! Thanks!
ELROY
Aug
15
Filed Under (Beer, Wine & Spirits) by eastern
meetmrmet asked:
I know Everclear is illegal in Virginia (95% alcohol). What drink do they sell in Virginia that contains the most amount of alcohol, and what percentage is it?
GARRETT
I know Everclear is illegal in Virginia (95% alcohol). What drink do they sell in Virginia that contains the most amount of alcohol, and what percentage is it?
GARRETT
Feb
23
Filed Under (Beer, Wine & Spirits) by eastern
dreaminon19 asked:
I’m actually doing research for a class project on Virginia Wines. I just need to know if wines from VA actually have anything special to offer people who usually drink wines from more well known areas, like California or Italy. Is there something done in Virginia that makes it different from other wines made elsewhere? Is there a brand from VA that could stand up against wines from more popular areas? Or are VA wines in a class of their own? Any feedback would be helpful
:-). Also, if anyone has free time to fill out a survey please let me know.
DOMINICK
I’m actually doing research for a class project on Virginia Wines. I just need to know if wines from VA actually have anything special to offer people who usually drink wines from more well known areas, like California or Italy. Is there something done in Virginia that makes it different from other wines made elsewhere? Is there a brand from VA that could stand up against wines from more popular areas? Or are VA wines in a class of their own? Any feedback would be helpful
:-). Also, if anyone has free time to fill out a survey please let me know.
DOMINICK
