INTELLIGENCER JOURNAL NEW ERA: News article “Iron Hill’s mug club runs afoul of Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board” reports:
“Iron Hill had been giving members redeemable points based on how much money they spent, including money spent on alcohol.
“The brewery also filled its members’ 24-ounce club mugs for the same price it charges other customers for pints.
“Both are no-nos.”…. (more)
EDITOR: Holding a liquor license is a somber responsibility, in ways similar to those of airline and bus companies. Auto accidents resulting from inebriation kill people.
Pennsylvania and other state liquor control boards are correct in prohibiting enticement of customers to indulge through special incentives. Those who own liquor licenses understand this. Violators deserve to have their licenses suspended for a period.
This is not the first incident at Iron Hill concerning potential violations. We recall that at the opening of Iron Hill that they violated regulations by not properly securing their liquor inventory.
NewsLanc’s associated companies hold hotel liquor licenses in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
