Retail Sales Under Review in New Hampshire
H.B. 429 calls for reviving the commission to review and consider alcoholic beverage manufacturing processes and retail sales at manufacturing facilities. Read More
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Retail License Growler Sales Considered in New Hampshire
House Bill 554 authorizes the sale of beer in refillable containers. Read More
NH Bill Would Allow Beer Sales without Food Sales
Senate Bill 216 seeks to allow a beverage manufacturer or nano-brewery to sell beverages for consumption on its premises without serving food. Read More
New Mexico Looks to License Some Brewers as Wholesalers
Senate Bill 238 seeks to allow New Mexico craft breweries who hold both a small brewers license and either a restaurant or a dispenser license to also obtain a wholesalers license, thereby allowing them to sell their beer to retail …Read More
Bill Would Authorize Growler Sales by Small Brewers
S.B. 258 would allow growler sales for those holding a small brewer’s license. Read More
Multiple Taproom Licenses Considered in North Dakota
Senate Bill 2325 would allow multiple taproom licenses to brewers with an annual production of 25,000 barrels or less. Read More
Could Cold Beer be on Tap in Oklahoma?
Senate Bill 383 would allow liquor stores the option to sell refrigerated high-point beer. Read More
Oklahoma Bills Would Strengthen Franchise
House Bill 1967 and Senate Bill 688 seek to strengthen franchise law respecting low-point beer. Read More
Oklahoma Direct to Consumer Brewery Sales Legislation
Senate Bill 424 seeks to allow brewery licensees the ability to sell their products directly to consumers on site. Read More
Bill Would Allow Certain Oklahoma Brewers to Distribute
Senate Bill 613 would allow manufacturers of low-point beer with an annual production of 10,000 barrels or less to hold a wholesalers permit. Read More
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