Connecticut makes to-go cocktails permanent
HARTFORD, Conn. -- Residents in Connecticut will now be able to take home their cocktails for good.
Gov. Ned Lamont signed a bill making to-go drinks permanent.
The new law requires any take-home alcoholic drinks to be accompanied by a food order.
Delivery is also allowed.
Connecticut is now among more than 20 states that have made this pandemic-era policy a law.
To-go cocktails are legal in New York until 2025. In New Jersey, delivery services are allowed to pick up cocktails to go and drop them off at customers' doorsteps.
