Court Forces Utah to Lift Ban on Wine Advertising and Promotion

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Issue: November 30, 2001

In time for the Olympics, restaurants now may offer wine lists to customers without waiting for them to ask It has never been easy to get a glass of wine in Utah. Just ask Faith Sweeten, co-owner of Log Haven Restaurant in Salt Lake City.

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