Las Vegas City Council approved a waiver of certain alcoholic beverage licenses

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Las Vegas, NV – The craft beer scene is getting a boost in downtown Las Vegas with the City Council’s recent approval of a temporary waiver of certain alcoholic beverage license charges for qualifying businesses located in the area designated as Brewery Row.

On May 19, the City Council authorized a temporary remission of some alcoholic beverage licensing rates for qualified establishments located in the Brewery Row district.

The City of Las Vegas launched Brewery Row in downtown Las Vegas to support the natural cluster of craft brewers already creating and serving delicious beers to locals and visitors alike.

Brewery Row is the new buzz in downtown Las Vegas, and the City’s efforts to support this natural cluster of craft brewers are paying off.

The move to waive certain alcoholic beverage license charges is expected to encourage more businesses to join the craft beer movement and promote the industry in Las Vegas.

Some of the breweries and taprooms that are officially part of the program include:

Able Baker Brewing, Beer District Brewing, CraftHaus Brewery, Hop Nuts Brewing Downtown, HUDL Brewing Company, and Nevada Brew Works.

Able Baker Brewing Las Vegas

These businesses are leading the way in promoting the craft beer industry in Las Vegas, and the temporary waiver of certain alcoholic beverage license charges will make it easier for them to operate and expand.

The following video by Meredith Hall provides an overview of a Beer Crawl in the Brewery Row designated area of the Arts District of Las Vegas.

For anyone interested in opening a brewery in Brewery Row, this is an exciting time to get involved. The temporary waiver of certain alcoholic beverage license charges means it’s more affordable to get started in the industry and be part of the growing craft beer movement.

To learn more about how to get involved in Brewery Row, contact Tammy Christensen at 702-229-2023 or [email protected].

Overall, the City Council’s decision to approve the waiver is a significant win for the craft beer industry in Las Vegas and demonstrates the city’s commitment to supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs.

It’s an exciting time for Brewery Row and for the craft beer industry in Las Vegas, and we can’t wait to see what’s next!

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