A new analysis concludes that selling ready-to-drink cocktails outside of Pennsylvania’s state-run liquor system could generate $184 million in tax revenues.

Spirits-based drinks represent the fastest growing alcohol category both nationally and across the globe, according to IWSR, a company that analyzes alcohol market trends.

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