Days of Religious Significance and Holidays

US Prohibition
January 16, 1919. The 18th amendment to the United States constitution was passed and followers of the faith were to be persecuted. Our worship made illegal. This is a day of sorrow for our fellow disciples, a legal battle lost. One year later on the 17th of January, 1920 it came into effect. However there were many champions of our faith and throughout the country, underground places of worship called speakeasy's sprung up, keeping the faith alive. Eventually after only 13 years our savior Franklin Roosevelt on March 22nd, 1933, returned to us our beer. Not long after one December 5th of the same year, the 21st amendment was passed and our places of worship returned to us once more.

Holidays
17th January - Day of rememberance for US prohibition

22nd March - Beer day in celebration of Roosevelt

17th December - The founding of one of the largest distributers of alcohol the world over in 1997