Hey all,
At our coworking space, the White Table Foundation, we do a weekly wind down on
Friday...beer, chatting, drinking games - we have a lot of English so we
usually play US vs. England. Anyways, we just were informed by someone that the
Bureau of Alcohol and Firearms was going to swing by
Yupwhen I first started and had lined up insurance, I posted on the web
site "beer tasting" along with a hundred other fun ideas "ice cream
socials", "book signings", High Def Movie nights", etc..
I was dumped immediately by the insurance (they did not even talk to
me...creeps)and I had to
This doesn't make sense to me. We've had some pretty big parties, sponsored by
a winemaker, a beer company and a local wine show, and heavily promoted as
such. At the last one, along with the sponsored beer, we had a group of local
home-brewers serving their concoctions. (I actually got arrested
Yeah it didn't make sense to me either and I'm thinking whoever called and told
the bureau probably made up some things that didn't actually happen...charging
for alcohol, etc...The one-time license is a good idea, I'll have to look into
that in Florida :)
Cheers,
Willie
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I guess that heavily depends on the country/state you live in. Here in germany
we actually have a bar in our space and our coworkers can just grab any drinks
they want (including beer) if they drop a € into a jar. i think in most places
there's also a big difference between offering alcohol to t
So, a couple of things. But first:
1) I am not a lawyer
2) Your milage may vary.
First, Mike brings up a good point: know the rules you're abiding by, not
just local liquor control laws. Our insurance policy was built knowing full
well that alcohol WAS a part of our business's culture, and so our
In Japan, there's no problem bringing beer to anywhere.
And our space (PAX Coworking) allows coworkers to bring whatever he/she
wants.
We have coriander cuisine restaurant at 2 Floor, and everybody just went
downstairs
and buy mugs of beer.
Kyo paxi
http://coworking.jp/
2010/10/22 Alexander Lang
You have bar in your space Alexander?!? I'm looking forward to meeting you
soon and checking out Co.Up!
Office Nomads hasn't had problems and we regularly have beer/wine/whiskey in
the office. For large events, with a wider invite audience, we get a
banquet permit.
Jacob
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