Nevada Bill Would Remove Brewpub Barrelage Limit
Senate Bill 139 seeks to remove the limitation on the number of barrels of malt beverages that a brewpub may manufacture (currently 15,000) during a calendar year. Read More
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Missouri Bill Would Remove Price Discount Advertising Prohibition
House Bill 165 prohibits the Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control or any other state agency from prohibiting the advertising of price discounts or sales on alcoholic beverages offered for retail sale provided that the retailer is responsible for assuming …Read More
Massachusetts Bill Contains Provisions for Tenant Brewer Licenses
House Bill 187 contains provisions relative to the issuance of tenant/host brewer licenses for the purpose of producing and packaging beer. Read More
Provision Would Remove Labeling Requirements for Growlers in Maine
H.P. 744 removes the requirement that the bottles breweries or small breweries use to sell malt liquor for off-premises consumption from their licensed on-premises establishment, typically half-gallon containers, be provided by the breweries and have labels unique to each brewery. Read More
Bill Would Allow Breweries to Manufacture Cider in Maine
House Bill 431 allows the holder of a brewery or small brewery license to manufacture hard cider. Read More
Maine Off-Premise Bottle Labeling Bill Dies in Committee
Dying in committee, Senate Bill 349 sought to remove the requirement that beer dispensed by a brewery at its on-premises location for off-premises consumption be in bottles with labels unique to the brewery. Read More
New License for Research Facilities Would Be Created with Maine Bill
Senate Bill 326 creates a liquor manufacturing license for a research facility at a postsecondary educational institution. Under the bill, other liquor manufacturers, known as subject manufacturers, may produce malt liquor, wine, sparkling wine, fortified wine and spirits at the …Read More
Maine Tenant Brewer Bill Signed into Law
Senate Bill 39, allowing for up to 9 tenant brewers at a time at the manufacturing facility of a host brewer, has been signed into law. Read More
Iowa Bill Would Change Legal Drinking Age
S.B. 361 seeks to change the definition of “legal age” for purposes of the possession consumption, supplying, purchase, or sale of wine or beer to nineteen years of age or more. Read More
Powdered Alcohol Bill Passes Senate in Iowa
Passing the Senate, Senate Bill 123 would prohibit a person or club holding a liquor control license or retail wine or beer permit, or their agents or employees, from selling, giving, possessing, or supplying for human consumption powdered or crystalline …Read More
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