No Liquor Sales on Christmas Day in Texas

Recently, on the Morning Show, we found out that you can now buy beer on Sunday's before noon- but not before 10 A.M., which was surprising to lots of us! However, if you're looking to hit up the liquor store for some tequila, bad news, you STILL cannot buy liquor on Sundays, and this also includes Christmas day!

With all the posadas and holiday parties flowing it's not surprising to want to have some spirits flowing. If spiking your eggnog is going to be a staple at your holiday party then you're going to want to make sure you have your liquor BEFORE Christmas day! As a lifelong Texan, you may already know, but if you're not aware or are new to the Lone Star State then it's important to know: you CANNOT buy liquor on Christmas day or New Year's day!

Aside from the usual "no-liquor-sales-on-Sunday" rule, we have here in Texas, our state also bans liquor sales on Thanksgiving day, Christmas day and New Year's Day. If Christmas Day or New Year's day happens to land on a Sunday, liquor sales are also banned on the following Monday!

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Considering that Christmas lands on a Saturday this year, you're in for a double whammy- liquor stores will be closed BOTH Saturday and Sunday, so you're going to want to stock up now- or hope that Santa drops off a bottle!

As always, be sure to drink responsibly, El Paso has been plagued with lots of car accidents lately, make sure this holiday season you ensure that you have a plan whether it be a designated driver or an Uber or Lyft. Happy Holidays!

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