'TAP' restrictions for NJ breweries extended until mid-January
The New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control on Thursday announced it has extended the Temporary Authorization Permit for breweries until Jan. 16.
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28ds agoThe New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control on Thursday announced it has extended the Temporary Authorization Permit for breweries until Jan. 16.
It was set to expire on Jan. 1 after state lawmakers lifted restrictions on food and entertainment.
State officials passed a bill to reverse a lot of those restrictions but was vetoed by Gov. Phil Murphy last month.
Murphy wants sweeping changes to the industry included in the bill.
