Venue Changes 2017

Virginia ABC laws separate beer/wine and liquor (in Nashville, it's beer, or wine/liquor) unless you get a license for both, and liquor licenses are expensive with too many rules.

However, recently at some public events they are serving low-alcohol liquor drinks like coolers with vodka in them. So a lightweight Bloody (call it a Bloody Shame?) is possible.

Some restaurants without a liquor license serve wine-based "mixed drinks" at brunch, etc, to go with mimosa's and have come up with Screwdrivers and Bloodies made with wines that work.

But they could also sell Bloody Beers (red-eyes) that are seen in bars outside factories serving those getting off the night shift.