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Dry counties in Kentucky

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Is that why some counties may have moonshine distilleries?

A moist county is one that sells alcohol by the drink and does not allow package alcohol sales. It does not necessarily prevent them from selling liquor, as long as they are by the drink. You simply cannot go to the store and buy a six pack of beer or a fifth of liquor for example.

 

Most places that are moist will require the restaurants to derive a certain percentage of their sales to be from food.

 

Just thought I'd condense what was said earlier and clarify so most of those know.

Owsley County is as dry as the Sahara Desert when it comes to this subject. The county seat, Booneville, was last wet in the 1940's.

Is that why some counties may have moonshine distilleries?

Yep..and good neighbors who make homemade blackberry wine and share it with you...LOL...which brings me to my point..as long as fruit and corn is grown and people are willing to risk bootlegging...there is and never will be any such thing as a dry county except in legal terms only!!

Lawrence County = Dry County

 

Fort Gay, WV = Home to the biggest distributor store in the entire state of WV.

Distance between Fort Gay and Louisa = 1/4 mile ( NO COINCIDENCE )

This one burns me up! At one time Fort Gay was like the 3rd or 4th leading alcohol distributer in WV. The population there is like 400! People wonder why our county doesn't grow? It really wears me out!

Kind of like the riverboat across from Louisville that gives Indiana all of KY's money.

Are you allowed to have alcohol on your own property in a dry county? Does it mean it just can't be purchased there, but it can be consumed there?

Are you allowed to have alcohol on your own property in a dry county? Does it mean it just can't be purchased there, but it can be consumed there?

Yes, you may have it on private property. It is just not allowed to be sold in a dry county.

Is that why some counties may have moonshine distilleries?

I know of few people over here in Robertson County that make their own wine. And for the record we are a dry county, but some folks will travel across the county line to purchase whatever they are getting.

On average wet counties have lower un-employment rates also.

 

Most large companies prefer not to build in dry counties.

 

 

Welcome to Boyle Co./Danville.:irked:

Yes, you may have it on private property. It is just not allowed to be sold in a dry county.

From what I have learned by Old law your not Allowed to give alcohol away to another person in your own home...I will do some research...:creepy:

From what I have learned by Old law your not Allowed to give alcohol away to another person in your own home...I will do some research...:creepy:

 

 

My local Sheriff frowns at me when I sell it!!!!:D :D

My local Sheriff frowns at me when I sell it!!!!:D :D

How much do you charge him?:D

Sems like all of them down south.

How much do you charge him?:D

 

 

Double fine in dry area!!!!!!:thumb: :thumb:

This one burns me up! At one time Fort Gay was like the 3rd or 4th leading alcohol distributer in WV. The population there is like 400! People wonder why our county doesn't grow? It really wears me out!

Kind of like the riverboat across from Louisville that gives Indiana all of KY's money.

 

 

Amen Brother!! I have been preaching this for years.

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