Excuse me, Amy, I mean Very, I misspoke. The revenue for sales taxes on alcohol are based on sales values, not volumes.  Since ounce per ounce, marijuana costs a couple hundred dollars more than most kinds of alcohol, I suspect that the assumed likelihood of alcohol sales tax generating more revenue than marijuana sales tax may be questionable given that cannabis is much more expensive.

Colorado had record tourism the first year cannabis was legal.  The boost to tourism brought in an additional $18.6 billion to the state.