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NRBC Compliance Brief

NRBC Compliance Brief

Written by: Jeremy Barnes
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The NRBC Compliance Brief is a daily two-minute audio briefing on U.S. alcohol and hemp/THC regulation, covering federal agencies and all 50 states: TTB rulings and rulemaking, state alcohol authority actions, the federal hemp-ban timeline, THC-beverage rules, court decisions, taxes, tariffs, licensing, and enforcement. A new episode arrives every morning around 7 AM Eastern. Produced by the compliance desk at New Realm Brewing Co. and narrated with AI assistance under the direction of CFO Jeremy Barnes. Strictly factual and neutral: what passed, what was signed, what a court held, and the dates that matter — with every position attributed to the person or group who took it. For general information only — not legal advice. Want the full written brief with source links in your inbox each morning? Email jbarnes@newrealmbrewing.com with the subject "Subscribe - Compliance Brief"© 2026 New Realm Brewing Co. Economics Management Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • Vol. 1, Ed. 69 — Wed Oct 21: Delaware THC beverage law takes effect
    Oct 21 2026
    Delaware’s THC beverage framework takes effect, opening sales through package stores and licensed dispensaries; a Colorado audit flags testing-oversight gaps; polls show Massachusetts voters opposed to repealing legal sales. For general information only — not legal advice.
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    2 mins
  • Vol. 1, Ed. 68 — Tue Oct 20: Supreme Court to review federal home-distilling ban
    Oct 20 2026
    The Supreme Court agrees to hear a challenge to the 1868 federal home-distilling ban; Illinois proposes 45 new infuser licenses with a hemp-business lottery preference; New Jersey advances penalties for unlicensed cannabis and vapor sales. For general information only — not legal advice.
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    2 mins
  • Vol. 1, Ed. 67 — Mon Oct 19: Hemp beverage group sees possible federal fix
    Oct 19 2026
    The Hemp Beverage Alliance says a federal fix could emerge before the hemp ban; a trade court certifies an importer class for tariff refunds; Oklahoma THC-drink labeling rules take effect Nov. 1. For general information only — not legal advice.
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    2 mins
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