Alcohol Sales?

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Alcohol Sales?

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We touched on this subject in FOO but I don't have full details on what the law really says? Do you see bars in HH restricting beer and whisky sales during certain hours? I have noticed nothing different here in Pattaya, except my experience at Tesco Lotus the other day as mentioned in FOO. Pete
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No change here either. Even 7-11s that seemed to be enforcing it at the start are not doing so now. Certainly not the bars, to my knowlege.
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I passed through Lopburi the other day, and dropped by the 7-11 to buy some beers. Being late afternoon, I asked if I could buy beers, only to be given a strange look. They haven't heard of any restrictions on alcohol sales :roll: , so I would surmise it really affects Bangkok only. (And perhaps other touristy places).

In the initial enforcement period, everyone was affected. This included the papa-n-mama shops that they run out of their houses. One lady in my village would stock Tiger beer only for me, but would sometimes not make the curfew. :roll: The law was amended so that if you bought more than ten liters at a time, you would be assumed to be a 'retailer' and would be exempt.
She also sells me the beer irregardless of curfew hours :D

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go to the fridge get the beer open it then go to the counter .!! pay !!!
what are they going to do ,say no ?
one thinks not
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It's not as strick as it used to be in BKK any more. For the last few months I've been able to buy beer from the convenience stores well after midnight.
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Post by lomuamart »

Yeah, another of these knee jerk regulations that are enforced and soon forgotten.
In this instance, it actually is the law. Passed years ago, but no one enforced it until a probably super efficient politician/bureaucrat decided to make his name by "finding it again".
I like Dr. Dave's suggestion. Wonder what they would do? Make you pay and confiscate the merchandise?
They could try it. I'd stage a sit down protest and drink a case right there and then :cheers:
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I'd stage a sit down protest and drink a case right there and then
About two more weeks on the wagon and then I'll do this anyway. :laugh:
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OK BBG,
Name your 7-11 and it's cases at dawn!! :cheers:
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