A Dallas brewery has crowdfunded $25,106 to pay for a federal lawsuit against the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission that makes constitutional claims about Texas laws preventing the brewery from selling beer-to-go.
“Texas allows every other alcoholic beverage manufacturer to do just that—wineries, distilleries and even brewpubs are allowed to sell their products directly to the end consumer for off-premises consumption. Microbreweries cannot,” Deep Ellum Brewing Co. wrote in its campaign “Sue TABC: Operation Six Pack to Go!!” on Indiegogo, a crowdfunding website.
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