According to The Oregonian the 14.oz "pint" glass may soon be a thing of the past in the Beaver State.
House Bill 3122 allows taverns and bars that sell true 16-oz. pints to sport a state-issued sticker saying so.
The vote was 34-26 in favor.
Critics argued that businesses could do this on their own and that they didn't want state agencies spending time on this.
Rep. Nick Kahl, D-Portland, put his own spin matters.
"Our state faces serious problems and we're dealing with this bill, because now more than ever, Oregonians deserve a full 16 ounces."
The bill now moves to the Senate.
