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Celebate Repeal Day throughout the city Monday evening [Food & Drink]

The 21st Amendment is a reason to celebrate: consume a five-course dinner at Bourbon's Bistro or join the Repeal Day Party at Proof on Main.

There was once a dark time in our nation’s past. Come to think of it, there have been plenty of dark times in our nation’s past: the Civil War, the Cold War and McCarthy’s witch hunts, the Nixon administration... and Prohibition. The 1920s have become very romanticized in our minds - this was the time of flappers, speakeasies, and snappily-dressed gangsters. Al Capone himself is said to have frequented the Seelbach right here in Louisville.

Author Kilbourne to discuss Deadly Persuasion: Advertising and Addiction [Highlands]

Alcohol awareness week lecture by noted advertising expert

How does advertising affect alcohol consumption? What aspects of branding make booze more appealing to certain markets, including underage consumers? What marketing techniques make certain products more likely to be purchased, and by whom?

Louisville news: Sports, pizza and beer edition [News roundup]

A summary of local news for January 25, 2011

    •    Ear X-tacy’s download service is going offline for good. [The Edit]
    •    The lady from the DMV is running for governor. [WDRB]

Kentucky says Four Loko is a Loko too many [Food and dining]

Kentucky's Alcoholic Beverage Control joins many states and cities in announcing an effective ban on alcoholic energy drinks like Four Loko.

The Beatles, The Jeffersons, and Four Loko - all good things must come to an end.  So far five states have banned the drink and the number is rising as North Carolina is expected to join the ranks, many cities have enforced restrictions while waiting for their state to follow suit, and soon the FDA is expected to regulate the issue nationwide.  On Monday, Kentucky Alcoholic Beverage Control sent a letter to manufacturers, distributors, and retailers asking them to voluntarily discontinue their relationships with the drink and they are required to send ABC a response within

Why can’t you buy alcohol on Election Day in Kentucky? [Highlands]

Prohibition-era law still sticks

It’s Monday afternoon. Get your drink on before tomorrow, because you won’t be able to buy any alcoholic beverages anytime on Tuesday until after the polls close at 6 p.m.

Celebrate St. Patty’s in September this Friday [St. Matthews]

Liquor Barn finds excuse to break out the Irish whiskey for a unique sampling and tasting this weekend.

I can't say that I am still one of those guys who measures time in relation to holidays that promote drinking heavily.
But that doesn't mean I didn't USED TO BE one of those dudes...

So in honor of that person we all used to be, mark this event down:

Save the pubs! Germantown fights to keep patio drinking [Germantown-Schnitzelburg]

Germantown pubs and bars are having their patios shut down due to zoning regulations almost 40 years old, and the community is not happy.

If you live in or near Germantown, or frequent one of the bars, you have heard of the Alcohol and Beverage Control’s recent crackdown on NachBar and a few other establishments in reference to their patios.  Until recently, the NachBar outdoor patio enjoyed a wonderful reputation as a rowdy-good-time kind of place.  

A Day for Alcohol [Southern Indiana]

This weekend, Indiana is all about the alcohol. And some art.

There's a lot more than three reasons to cross the river this weekend - if you are a lover of the libations, that is. You see, this Saturday, Indiana is host to an alcoholic's wonderland. One could make a driving tour of it. Just be sure to find a designated driver. And a time machine or some sort of teleporter wouldn't hurt, either. These events are all on Saturday and all looks spectacular. 

Germantown's Old Hickory Inn Reopens [Germantown/Schnitzelburg]

A little over a year ago this place was charred by fire (of unknown origin) but the immediate call for renovation by the neighborhood folk that spent their hard-earned dollars there was clearly heard. Yes, Old Hick is back.
Earlier this month one of Germantown's most famous neighborhood bars reopened. Just a week before the Germantown beer walk, its doors opened once again, after a devastating fire had forced it to close for about a year. Patrons from the past came from far and wide to celebrate its much-awaited rebirth. The Old Hickory Inn has been a neighborhood landmark for as long as I can remember.

Curing that Derby Hangover [Kentucky Derby]

Still recovering from yesterday's debauchery? Stop by the Bank Street Brewhouse for their Build-Your-Own Bloody Mary Bar from 12:00 Noon to 3:00 p.m., featuring craft-distilled Hangar One Vodka and your choice of herbs, spices, garnishes and hot sauces.

So, you've managed to crawl home from the

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