# @enquirer on Instagram

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- **Posted:** 2026-03-06T22:03:14.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Sam Greene (@sgdoesit) — https://gondola.cc/sgdoesit

## Caption

Two Cincinnati breweries are pushing back against an impending law that will ban the sale of THC drinks in Ohio.

Fifty West Brewing Co. and Urban Artifact filed a lawsuit on March 6, saying Gov. Mike DeWine overstepped his authority when he used his veto pen to abolish THC beverages. The law, Senate Bill 56, will take effect March 20 unless opponents can block portions of it through a ballot referendum.

The breweries, joined by Seattle-based Cycling Frog and Sarene Craft Beer Distributors, asked the Ohio Supreme Court to preserve the law as passed by the Legislature.

"Gov. DeWine turned a sales window into a ban," the lawsuit states. "He rewrote S.B. 56 − through clever deletions − so that it means the exact opposite of what the People’s representatives hammered out in the democratic process."

Senate Bill 56 restricts most hemp-derived cannabis, including products with more than 0.4 milligrams of THC per container and synthetic substances like delta-8 THC. The change mirrors a new federal hemp ban that takes effect later this year.

Read the full story at the link in our bio. (📸: Provided by Fifty West Brewing Co.) #cincinnati #cincinnatiohio #thc

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