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House Bill 26 contains recommendations of the Department of the State Treasurer on modernizing the Massachusetts alcohol laws, including the ability of a licensee to serve alcoholic beverages on non-contiguous premises. Read More
S.B. 49 allows, under certain conditions, for an on-premises tasting room and an off-premises tasting room held at same location. Read More
H.B. 739 seeks to authorize food retailers to sell wine and beer. Read More
House Bill 940 would allow for direct shipments of distilled spirits to state residents. Read More
H.B. 5016 excludes beer manufacturers, their employees and the dependents of their employees from various provisions of the insurance statutes concerning small employer health insurance coverage. Read More
House Bill 6225 seeks to allow patrons to either purchase meals at or bring meals to permit premises of establishments that serve beer to the public. Read More
Passing he House, H.B. 1 would extend the ability of certain licensees to continue to sell alcoholic beverages as part of transactions for take-out, curbside, or drive-through food service so long as certain conditions are met and allows a licensee …Read More
Before the Governor for action, House Bill 46 seeks to permit Delaware brewery-pub and microbrewery license holders to brew, bottle and sell hard seltzers and other fermented beverages made from malt substitutes and includes specific tax on fermented beverages. The …Read More
House Bill 81 seeks to allow two or more microbreweries to share brewing equipment if the microbreweries maintain separate premises to sell their product to consumers and wholesalers. Read More
House Bill 6051 repeals provisions relating to tied house evil. Read More
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