Alcoholic Beverages – Class L Beer, Wine, and Liquor License – Established
In the Senate - First Reading Senate Rules
Summary
The bill establishes a new Class L beer, wine, and liquor license that local licensing boards can issue to holders of a manufacturer’s license. It permits those licensees to sell their own or other manufacturers’ alcoholic beverages and to provide free samples for on‑premises consumption, using the same sales hours as the underlying manufacturer’s license, and requires an annual fee of $250. The change gives manufacturers a direct way to reach consumers at their own locations.
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