Four New Lawyers, With Wide Alcohol Beverage Experience, Join Us Within the Past Three Months
We are delighted to announce that we have added two more highly experienced alcohol beverage lawyers in recent days: Art DeCelle and Marshall Fawley. They
Lehrman Beverage Law, PLLC
Lehrman Beverage Law, PLLC is a law firm specializing in the regulation of a wide array of beverages under a broad array of rules and regulations. These beverages mainly include wine, distilled spirits, kombucha, and malt beverages. The firm also devotes substantial attention to trademarks, non-alcoholic beverages and non-beverage foods.
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Formula Basics for Distillers
You probably don’t want to miss John Messinger’s article in the December 2019 issue of Craft Spirits magazine. It’s at page 70 and provides an overview on TTB formula issues relating to distilled spirits.
An excerpt is below…
Formula Basics for Distillers
by Robert C. Lehrman on January 13, 2020
You probably don’t want to miss John Messinger’s article in the December 2019 issue of Craft Spirits magazine. It’s at page 70 and provides an overview on TTB formula issues relating…
Interview with Pete Kamer
Every time I go to Louisville I get to see Pete’s smiling face, his competence, and I even get to speak in Kamer Hall. Kamer Hall is the home of Moonshine University. Last year I interviewed Pete for Artisan…
Interview with Pete Kamer
by Robert C. Lehrman on November 19, 2019
Every time I go to Louisville I get to see Pete’s smiling face, his competence, and I even get to speak in Kamer Hall. Kamer Hall is the home of Moonshine University…
Modernizing: The Pure Rule
TTB proposed to modernize the beer, wine and spirits labeling rules in late 2018, in a sweeping 132 page document. I thought it may be useful to take one narrow provision at a time, and compare the old version…
Modernizing: The Pure Rule
by Robert C. Lehrman on May 30, 2019
TTB proposed to modernize the beer, wine and spirits labeling rules in late 2018, in a sweeping 132 page document. I thought it may be useful to take one narrow provision…


