SC - Re: sca-cooks V1 #472

[Peggy A. Stonnell]

If Illinois law is like Oklahoma law, the original beverage was classed
as an alcoholic beverage and taxed as such.  Heating the beverage and
driving off the alcohol does not change its classification which is the
basis for the legal action.

In practice, you might be able to win the case, but the cost would be
prohibitive.

BTW, that awful 3.2 horsewater that passes for beer in the States is not
classed as an alcoholic beverage in Oklahoma, which means it can be
drunk on public land, with a few exception, such as schools.

Bear

>You could always heat it up, which would drive off all the alcohol. 
>wouldn't it? ;)
>
>Charles
>
>On Thu, 11 Dec 1997, jeffrey s heilveil wrote:
>
>> Oh yeah, on the down side, the site is a middle school, so it is a bit
>> dry...
>> 
>> Bogdan
>
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