Plus, we can't buy any alcoholic bevarages on Sundays. And supermarkets cannot sell wine or hard liquor. Stupid antiquated blue laws.

Come on CT. Try to be as progressive as South Carolina.

Sure, why not.

yeah, looks like they're talking about retailers selling below the price the producers charge them, not the producers charging below the cost of actually making the stuff.

but still....

which leads to unfair competition with small businesses that can't afford to take a loss.

Still, that's part of the free market thing, right? I don't know.

If cheap beer is outlawed, brew your own. It will be way better and won't have the canned taste that Bud and Coors do.

And that is downright unAmerican.

sales.

many places that sell beer advertise that they sell at the "legal minimum price," so I assume that is the law here. I see nothing wrong with it. It keeps Walmart from running places like small carry outs out of business.

I had a professor in college that also ran a small store. He told us that he bought his Pepsi and Coke products at BJ's because he could get it cheaper there than he could from the local distributor. Seems to have a lot to do with volume buying. I think beer probably works the same way.

There was a country store on my route to and from work years ago that sold a local brand of beer far cheaper than anyone else in the area. He did it by buying in volume.

that the legislature has time to focus on things like this.