SC - Private-auction Alcohol

[Crystal A. Isaac]

Taking another whack at the dead horse.

My dear Margali,

You've got it backwards. The policy is not against drinking at events.
It is against alcohol being distributed as an official part of the
event, or by officers of the SCA as part of thier offical duties.

I will not repeat the
auctioning-homebrew-is-against-mundane-law-in-the-United-States as that
has been posted at least twice already.

thanks for your patience,
Crystal of the Westermark


margali wrote:
> so, this to me does not suggest that we cannot donate a bottle of
> something to be auctioned, as the officer/s is/are not providing it for
> consumption at an event. it might be construed as implied that the
> purchaser may in fact consume it at the sight[provided the site were wet
> or damp] but dies not implicitly state that the auctioned booze is
> required to be consumed. to me this means all the auctioneer has to do
> is make sure that an officer is not donating the hooch, and the
> purchaser has to be of age, and the hooch is to be consumed at either
> the home, or a suitablt moist site. now, if the booze is donated and
> bought nder these conditions, i think it would all under the normal
> raffle of nonprofit orgs category. granted i am not admitted tothe bar
> here in CT, but I have been dabbling in pre law with an eye towards
> getting admitted...but that will be in the future.
> margali
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