Needing some Legal Advice - Hoping to sell some KC Royals Boulevard Beer bombers

[shammus]

Bumping this one in the hopes someone sees it....

[Hankphenom]

This post should be on the memorabilia side, but assuming there's a market for these, take them to a show and sell them to a dealer. Or you could list them on Craigslist and have somebody pick them up. They are collectibles, you don't have to worry about liquor laws. Caveat: I am not a lawyer, and in no way should this be relied upon as any kind of sound legal advice.

[bnorth]

Your best bet is to sell them locally. As long as you don't sell them to a minor you will be OK.

[Casey2296]

Hi Brian,
Hope you are well. Shipping alcohol in any form is prohibited without a license, even as a gift. 1st infraction is usually a written warning. I'm no lawyer but I did stay at a Holiday Inn last night...

[Eggoman]

I've SAFELY shipped alcohol using FedEx. When I cleaned out my parent's liquor cabinet, my Pa had squirreled away some scotch for a "Special Occasion" which never happened...

I explained this to FEDEX and here is what I was allowed/guided to do.

You must first have a FEDEX Account and sign a FEDEX Alcohol Shipping Agreement. You will need to reach out to a FedEx representative for assistance, but it was NOT hard. Then, FedEx will enable the account to ship alcohol.

You will have to package it according to their standards, too.

It's a bit of a hassle, but it CAN be done - and I am by NO MEANS a big shipper!

FEDEX MIGHT have been in the wrong in allowing me to do this, but they DID let me do it!

[jfkheat]

I'm glad this question was posted. I have some bottles of Coors Brown Ale commemorating the day Coors Field opened in 1995. I was at the very first game ever played there.
James

[ThomasL]

Dont sell them to a minor...


also most craft beer in a dark bottle if stored properly is still very drinkable years later, there are some limited (once a year) releases of some beers that sell very high now.