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A new law that takes effect today, July 1, bans the sale of miniature bottles of alcohol at convenience and liquor stores, among other changes. (Adolphe Pierre-Louis/Albuquerque Journal)
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SANTA FE – The most substantial rewrite of New Mexico’s liquor law in decades is taking effect today (July 1) – changes that could result in fewer minis but more margaritas.
The legislation bans the sale of miniature bottles of booze at liquor stores, removes restrictions on Sunday alcohol sales and establishes a cheaper license intended to allow more restaurants to serve spirits and cocktails, not just beer and wine.
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The bipartisan bill – approved by legislators in March – also clears the way for the home delivery of alcoholic drinks, but only after new rules are established. ....

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