www.IowaABD.com American Wine & Liquor Quarterlies PRSRT STD PO Box 531308 U.S. POSTAGE Birmingham, AL 35253 PAID BIRMINGHAM, AL PERMIT NO 3246 THE OFFICIAL PRICELIST OF THE IOWA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES DIVISION FEBRUARY 2012 IowaABD.com PUBLISHED BY DavisDenny 2545 Highland Avenue, Alcohol Compliance Suite 102 Birmingham, AL 35205 E-mail: [email protected] Training Coming Soon CREATIVE DIRECTOR Pilar Taylor CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Luke Anthony This winter, employees of Iowa’s alcohol retailers will have the opportunity to Norma Butterworth-McKittrick receive alcohol compliance training wherever and whenever they want. IABD CONTRIBUTIONS In late February, the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division will be launching an all- Tonya Dusold Erin Fitzgerald new alcohol retailer training. The Iowa Program for Alcohol Compliance Training Nicole Hartman Heather Schaffer (I-PACT) will be offered online to the general public, free of charge. This is the fi rst time state-wide training will be in a fully integrated format, available 24 hours a day, ADVERTISING & PRODUCTION MANAGER seven days a week. Margriet Linthout The alcohol compliance training will be aimed at both on-and off-premises retail For more information about this alcohol licensees. The content focuses on key identifying elements of the latest format publication and/or advertising rates, call Margriet Linthout at of Iowa driver’s licenses, but includes information on the previous version of licenses 205.933.0355. and identifi cation cards. ILLUSTRATIONS I-PACT covers the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act (Iowa Code chapter 123), Pilar Taylor valid forms of identifi cation, and how to spot altered and fake IDs. The program Iowa Liquor Quarterly is published focuses on preventing underage sales and sales to intoxicated patrons. Students will quarterly under the direction of learn techniques for refusing the sale of alcohol with minimal confrontation and how to the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division (IABD). Prices are subject legally confi scate an altered or fake ID. The training also includes regulations and tips to change at the discretion of the IABD without prior notice. for offsite delivery of alcohol. All art in this publication ©2010 Establishments that choose to participate in the I-PACT training are granted an DavisDenny. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in affi rmative defense, which may be used once in a four-year period. A business may avoid part without written permission civil prosecution if an alcohol sale-to-minor violation occurs in their establishment. In prohibited. DavisDenny makes every effort to publish a correct order for the business to take advantage of the affi rmative defense, the employee guilty price list and editorial content, of the violation must have been I-PACT certifi ed prior to the time the offense occurred. however certain information is furnished to DavisDenny by oth- However, the affi rmative defense cannot be used if the employee sold to a minor under ers. DavisDenny is responsible for any errors or misrepresentations the age of 18. Only the business is eligible to avoid a civil penalty; the guilty employee within its control and not the Iowa will still be subject to a fi ne and their I-PACT certifi cation will be revoked. Alcoholic Beverages Division. DavisDenny will indemnify the divi- The overall goal of I-PACT is increased voluntary compliance with the state’s Nothing else comes close. sion regarding any such errors or alcohol laws through education and enforcement. The core objective of the program is misrepresentations. The materials contained in this publication may to prevent illegal sales of alcohol by educating alcohol sellers and increasing awareness not be copied, duplicated or used by any other person, fi rm or orga- of changes in Iowa’s liquor laws. WHAT PART OF DRINK RESPONSIBLY DON’T YOU UNDERSTAND? SEE THE BIRD FLY nizations in whole or part, without WILD TURKEY® Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, 40.5% alc./vol. (81 proof), 50.5% alc./vol. (101 proof). GO TO FACEBOOK.COM/WILDTURKEY the express written consent of ©2012 Campari America, San Francisco, CA. American Wine & Liquor Quarter- lies and DavisDenny. Bryan Gubser WildTurkey_GiveEmTheBird_81_101_AWLQ_QRright.pdf Chris D’Angelo Give ‘Em The Bird print ad for right page Wild Turkey 01/19/12 COLOR MODE: Web Coated SWOP 2006 ITC New Baskerville STD, DIN 1451 STD Grade 3 Paper QR Code #43 CMYK http://qr.wildturkeybourbon.com/switch. php?qrid=43&cid=1 8.5” x 11” 8.75” x 11.25” THE OFFICIAL PRICELIST OF THE IOWA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES DIVISION FEBRUARY 2012 IowaABD.com PUBLISHED BY DavisDenny 2545 Highland Avenue, Alcohol Compliance Suite 102 Birmingham, AL 35205 E-mail: [email protected] Training Coming Soon CREATIVE DIRECTOR Pilar Taylor CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Luke Anthony This winter, employees of Iowa’s alcohol retailers will have the opportunity to Norma Butterworth-McKittrick receive alcohol compliance training wherever and whenever they want. IABD CONTRIBUTIONS In late February, the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division will be launching an all- Tonya Dusold Erin Fitzgerald new alcohol retailer training. The Iowa Program for Alcohol Compliance Training Nicole Hartman Heather Schaffer (I-PACT) will be offered online to the general public, free of charge. This is the fi rst time state-wide training will be in a fully integrated format, available 24 hours a day, ADVERTISING & PRODUCTION MANAGER seven days a week. Margriet Linthout The alcohol compliance training will be aimed at both on-and off-premises retail For more information about this alcohol licensees. The content focuses on key identifying elements of the latest format publication and/or advertising rates, call Margriet Linthout at of Iowa driver’s licenses, but includes information on the previous version of licenses 205.933.0355. and identifi cation cards. ILLUSTRATIONS I-PACT covers the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act (Iowa Code chapter 123), Pilar Taylor valid forms of identifi cation, and how to spot altered and fake IDs. The program Iowa Liquor Quarterly is published focuses on preventing underage sales and sales to intoxicated patrons. Students will quarterly under the direction of learn techniques for refusing the sale of alcohol with minimal confrontation and how to the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division (IABD). Prices are subject legally confi scate an altered or fake ID. The training also includes regulations and tips to change at the discretion of the IABD without prior notice. for offsite delivery of alcohol. All art in this publication ©2010 Establishments that choose to participate in the I-PACT training are granted an DavisDenny. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in affi rmative defense, which may be used once in a four-year period. A business may avoid part without written permission civil prosecution if an alcohol sale-to-minor violation occurs in their establishment. In prohibited. DavisDenny makes every effort to publish a correct order for the business to take advantage of the affi rmative defense, the employee guilty price list and editorial content, of the violation must have been I-PACT certifi ed prior to the time the offense occurred. however certain information is furnished to DavisDenny by oth- However, the affi rmative defense cannot be used if the employee sold to a minor under ers. DavisDenny is responsible for any errors or misrepresentations the age of 18. Only the business is eligible to avoid a civil penalty; the guilty employee within its control and not the Iowa will still be subject to a fi ne and their I-PACT certifi cation will be revoked. Alcoholic Beverages Division. DavisDenny will indemnify the divi- The overall goal of I-PACT is increased voluntary compliance with the state’s Nothing else comes close. sion regarding any such errors or alcohol laws through education and enforcement. The core objective of the program is misrepresentations. The materials contained in this publication may to prevent illegal sales of alcohol by educating alcohol sellers and increasing awareness not be copied, duplicated or used by any other person, fi rm or orga- of changes in Iowa’s liquor laws. WHAT PART OF DRINK RESPONSIBLY DON’T YOU UNDERSTAND? SEE THE BIRD FLY nizations in whole or part, without WILD TURKEY® Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, 40.5% alc./vol. (81 proof), 50.5% alc./vol. (101 proof). GO TO FACEBOOK.COM/WILDTURKEY the express written consent of ©2012 Campari America, San Francisco, CA. 1 American Wine & Liquor Quarter- lies and DavisDenny. Bryan Gubser WildTurkey_GiveEmTheBird_81_101_AWLQ_QRright.pdf Chris D’Angelo Give ‘Em The Bird print ad for right page Wild Turkey 01/19/12 COLOR MODE: Web Coated SWOP 2006 ITC New Baskerville STD, DIN 1451 STD Grade 3 Paper QR Code #43 CMYK http://qr.wildturkeybourbon.com/switch. php?qrid=43&cid=1 8.5” x 11” 8.75” x 11.25” The program asks that a PACT is made for: restaurants, convenience, grocery and liquor stores • Iowa kids not to consume alcohol products. can use the site to create a custom policy regarding the • Iowa retailers not to sell alcohol to minors. sale of alcohol. The policy generator can be found at • Iowa licensees not to serve alcohol to patrons under 21. IAlert.iowa.gov. • Iowa’s law enforcement to enforce alcohol laws. The Iowa Pledge program (I-PLEDGE), which began in Violations for illegal sales of alcohol to minors include 2000, has contributed to a dramatic increase in adherence a $500 criminal fi ne to the clerk, as well as a $500 civil to Iowa’s tobacco laws. The last three years have seen fi ne to the retail establishment for the fi rst violation. more than 90 percent compliance during law enforcement Subsequent violations can result in higher fi nes, license checks. I-PLEDGE tobacco retailer training can be found at suspension or even revocation. Minors under the age of 21 http://ipocp.iowaabd.com:8080/portal.