It's been a little over five years since Utah tore it down, but the infamous "Zion Curtain" has risen from the dead. Like a zombie in a bad horror film, America's most ridiculed alcohol law is apparently unkillable.
The Zion Curtain has made headlines over the past several decades as one of the most glaring examples of our country's antiquated and nonsensical system of alcohol regulation. In its original iteration, the law required a physical wall to be in place that separated the area behind the bar where drinks were mixed from the restaurant's customers.
