Delivering for All Georgians

Georgia’s common sense laws strike the perfect balance. Our system for supporting producers, distributors, and retailers:

The Recipe For Success

Georgia’s system for making, distributing, and selling beer, wine, and spirits isn’t just about commerce. It’s about real people, real jobs, and real lives. Our system is intentionally balanced to support and protect everyone involved—the producers, the wholesalers, the retailers, and especially everyday Georgians.

Our rules and regulations have been carefully crafted and refined over decades—and they’re working.

Real Georgians, Real Stories

Hear the stories of the real Georgians who work in, and benefit from, the beer, wine, and spirits system in Georgia.

The success of Georgia’s producers, distributors, and retailers is proof: Georgia has the recipe for success.

Georgians employed by alcohol production, distribution, and retail.*
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Georgia is fourth in the nation in beer production.
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The number of craft breweries in Georgia has grown from 10 to 180 since 2011.
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Craft brewers can legally sell 2 million bottles direct to the public.
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A typical wholesaler carries nearly 10,000 different SKUs from suppliers around the world.
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Since 2020, the state of Georgia has collected $904 million in excise tax from the sale of alcohol.
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The number of Georgia craft distillers has grown from 3 to 57 since 2011.
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Distributors deliver alcohol safely to more than 20,000 retail destinations in Georgia.
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On a typical night at a distributor warehouse, over 32,000 bottles are picked, pulled, and loaded on trucks for next day delivery.
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* Including stores, bars, and restaurants that sell alcohol

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Carefully Calibrated Laws

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