You may not be able to find this at the liquor store.
If you're a vodka fan, you might have limited options soon. The governors of several U.S. statesgovernment-run liquor stores to pull Russian-made vodka and other distilled spirits, Reuters reported on Feb. 27. According to the news outlet, this call has come as a show of solidarity for Ukrainian people amid the recent invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces. Some of the Russian-basedAt least four states have issued orders to ban the sale of alcohol from Russia.
Other states like Texas and Virginia have also made moves to get rid of Russian-sourced alcohol brands despite no official orders. And independent businesses in other states have done the same.USA Today in California, Texas, Arizona, New York, Florida, Colorado and Ohio have all sent him photos of them pouring out Russian vodka this week.
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