Southold Town Supervisor Scott Russell said the owners of Vineyard 48 have canceled their liquor license. READ
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Vineyard 48’s liquor license will remain suspended through at least Oct. 26, the new date for a hearing before an administrative law judge, according to New York State Liquor Authority spokesman Bill Crowley. READ
Vineyard 48 will not be able to sell alcohol through the weekend after the New York State Liquor Authority revoked its liquor license on Thursday. (more…)
The New York State Liquor Authority ordered an emergency suspension Thursday for Vineyard 48 to forbid the sale or consumption of alcohol at the Cutchogue winery. READ
Southold Town is preparing to once again take legal action against controversial Cutchogue winery Vineyard 48, with Supervisor Scott Russell accusing the business of breaking an agreement over alleged violations and promising to bring the “full legal might” of the town down on the operation. READ
Normally, the Greenport Village Board doesn’t weigh in when restaurants apply to the New York State Liquor Authority and ask to be allowed to serve alcohol.
A sign on the front door of the Rhumb Line on Front Street in Greenport says the bar and restaurant is closed until spring for renovations.
A file at the New York State Liquor Authority tells a different story. READ
A judge ruled in favor of Vineyard 48. (Credit: file photo)
A state Supreme Court judge has tossed claims brought against Vineyard 48 by the New York State Liquor Authority, which was seeking to a reverse a decision that allows the Cutchogue winery to remain open as its legal matters are sorted out. (more…)