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BACARDI WITCHCRAFT_DEWAD505 TRIM: 8.5” X 11” BLEED: 8.75” X 11.25” SAFETY: 8.25” X 10.75” PUB: Iowa Liquor Quarterly & Alabama Liquor Quarterly THE OFFICIAL PRICELIST OF THE IOWA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES DIVISION MAY 2014 IowaABD.com PUBLISHED BY American Wine & Liquor Quarterlies Looking Forward 2545 Highland Avenue, Suite 102 Birmingham, AL 35205 E-mail: [email protected] It is hard to believe that it has been four years since I was fi rst CREATIVE DIRECTOR Pilar Taylor appointed as Administrator of the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division. The time has gone so fast and I am proud of what has been accomplished CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Norma Butterworth-McKittrick by my team. With my reappointment by Governor Branstad, May 1st IABD CONTRIBUTIONS marked the fi rst day of my second term. I am honored to serve the State Tonya Dusold in this capacity and will continue to carry out those goals set forth by Erin Bothwell Heather Schaffer the Governor to bring the Division into the future. ADVERTISING & Making Progress PRODUCTION MANAGER Much has been accomplished in four years. I’ve implemented Margriet Linthout initiatives including policies and procedures for enhancing customer For more information about this pub- lication and/or advertising rates, call service while improving effi ciencies and space utilization. The Division’s Margriet Linthout at 205.933.0355. compliance program was revived after a decade of dormancy. We now PHOTOGRAPHY focus on providing resources and educating licensees on compliance IStockPhoto with the laws. Informational town hall style meetings have been held Iowa Liquor Quarterly is published in counties across the state and two online eLearning courses were quarterly under the direction of created for easier access to uniform training on preventing underage the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division (IABD). Prices are subject sales of alcohol and tobacco. to change at the discretion of the IABD without prior notice. All art in I also focused on revitalizing the agency’s relationships with this publication ©2013 American partners such as licensees, other state agencies, prevention groups, Wine & Liquor Quarterlies. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or trade associations, industry members and local law enforcement in part without written permission offi cials. Improved communications and cooperation has been mutually prohibited. American Wine & Liquor Quarterlies makes every effort benefi cial for all parties. to publish a correct price list and The Division has made progress over the last year with the editorial content, however certain information is furnished to American implementation of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) ordering and Wine & Liquor Quarterlies by others. American Wine & Liquor Quarterlies better inventory control tools. Customer selection continues to increase is responsible for any errors or through enhanced warehouse space utilization. misrepresentations within its control and not the Iowa Alcoholic Bever- Maintaining Momentum ages Division. American Wine & Liquor Quarterlies will indemnify the While these have been great improvements, I am most excited about division regarding any such errors or maintaining this momentum and what is on the horizon. The long misrepresentations. The materials contained in this publication may not awaited eCommerce customer ordering website is in progress will be be copied, duplicated or used by any other person, fi rm or organizations launched soon. Customers will be able to order online, browse selections, in whole or part, without the express written consent of American Wine & Liquor Quarterlies, LLC. 1 save shopping carts and historical orders. Watch Setting the Vision for email updates from the Division as we make While all areas of the Division’s operations progress, begin testing and ultimately launch were examined and improved over the course this excellent tool for Class E customers. of my fi rst term, much focus was spent on the Spirits and Distribution Bureau. As I work with Commission Changes the management team on strategic planning This month the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages for the next four years, my vision is centered Commission welcomed a new member. Boone on education and outreach to licensees, local City Council member Gary Nystrom began a authorities and law enforcement. Now that the fi ve-year term. His experience as a public safety alcohol compliance program is up and running, and transportation committee member will be we will be reviewing, expanding and enhancing benefi cial to the Commission and Division. Mr. our efforts in that arena to better fulfi ll our core Nystrom believes governing is all about making function of regulating all aspects of the alcoholic decision for the benefi t of others and that it is beverages industry in the state of Iowa. The critical to not only look at the immediate effects future is exciting and I eagerly await sharing further progress with you. of a decision, but also the long term impact on future generations. Sincerely, With Mr. Nystroms appointment, we said goodbye to Jim Clayton who served on the Commission for a decade. I am grateful for his service and his dedication to public health and Stephen Larson, Administrator safety. He has been a great asset. 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Wine 1.5 oz. liquor DRINK IowaABD.com/CALCohol (5% alcohol) = (10-12%) = (40% alcohol) =1EACH 2 Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/ABDIowa Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/IowaABD Tim with his daughter, Lauren, after completing a St. Patrick’s Day race in 2010. Tim enjoying motorcycling, live music and camaraderie with a friend at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota. tim MEET THE MEET STAFF iversen VITALS Tim Iversen CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Chief Operating Officer What are your duties as the What is the most challenging part of your job? HOMETOWN Chief Operating Officer? The Division has experienced a lot of change Sioux City, Iowa My principle role is to over the past year and we have a relatively oversee the management new management team. It is challenging, but AT THE IOWA ABD team in fulfilling the day- rewarding, to integrate these intelligent and Tim started at the Division to-day mission of the strong personalities with diverse backgrounds in May of 2013 agency. I work closely and experiences into a cohesive team united for with Administrator Larson the mission of the Division. As we’ve worked FAMILY and provide collaboration together and learned more about each other, I’ve Wife, Jane and recommendations on been able to better utilize each individual’s skills Lauren, 21 Megan, 18 operations, emerging issues and strengths to the best advantage for the team AJ, 16 and anything else I’m asked of. and for the organization as a whole. Grace, 10 What is your favorite part of What do you do in your free time? FAVORITE PASTIMES your job? Watching and coaching sports My favorite part of my job is I am a family man, sports nut and motorcycle including football, softball and finding solutions and making enthusiast. I love coaching and watching my basketball. (Go Cyclones!) changes that have a positive kids participate in sports and band. I’ve coached Enjoying racing down the road impact. Anything that can on my motorcycle. football, softball and basketball over the years. be changed for our external When I really need to get away from it all, I get customers and partners, or for employees internally, on my Yamaha Stratoliner and just ride; I can’t that makes their jobs easier and more efficient is a win in my book. Whether it has a big impact like hear my phone ring and it is exhilarating and a new routing package or implementing EDI after peaceful. I go to Sturgis every summer to unwind years of work, or something little like a relaxed with friends and recharge my battery with no dress code at the office for a week, positively worries and no being the boss. We get to ride in a affecting change is inspiring and worthwhile. beautiful place and listen to great bands. 3 RUM: COOL PRODUCTS, HOT SALES The rum category features a wide variety of offerings, with spiced and flavored leading the way.