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Wed Aug 5, 2020, 10:30 AM Aug 2020

NY Gov. Cuomo signs legislation allowing ice cream made with liquor [View all]

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) on Monday signed an executive order allowing the sale of liquor-infused ice cream in the state. The legislation will allow the manufacturing and sale of alcohol-infused frozen dairy desserts to meet "increasing consumer demand" for alcoholic ice cream, according to Cuomo's statement in a press release.

"The craft beverage industry has experienced explosive growth in New York and with that comes a responsibility to advance regulations that help ensure long-term viability, protect consumers and provide farmers with opportunities to increase their business," Cuomo added.

Sen. Rachel May (D) commended the new legislation, saying it would "help New York's dairy industry and our liquor and craft beverage industries at the same time."

Liquor-infused desserts will be allowed to contain a limit of up to 5 percent alcohol by volume and will have similar labels to that of wine, beer, or other alcoholic beverages.

https://thehill.com/homenews/news/510652-new-york-governor-signs-legislation-allowing-ice-cream-made-with-liquor

Häagen-Dazs Launches a Line of Boozy Ice Creams Infused with Liquors Like Bourbon and Rum

https://people.com/food/haagen-dazs-new-boozy-ice-cream-pints/

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