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Senate Bill 4091 seeks to permit the holders of certain licenses, including limited breweries and restricted breweries, to offer retail memberships to their customers. A “retail membership” is defined as a membership program offered by a license holder to customers, …Read More
Senate Bill 4120 seeks to authorize a limited brewery licensee to hold on-site special events open to the general public on the licensed premises of the brewery, as well as off-site special events open to the general public and that …Read More
Passing the House as a substituted version, Senate Bill 102 would, among several provisions, allow a brewpub, microdistillery, or winery to host a home brewer event if these entities suspend their permit privileges in the area where the event is …Read More
The Brewers Association submitted a petition to the Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) requesting that eleven ingredients be exempted from formula requirements. Read More
In TTB Industry Circular 2021-1 the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) has expanded the list of changes that can be made to approved labels without requiring resubmittal for review, including: dividing/combining approved labels; adding/deleting the claims of …Read More
Assembly Bill 8336 seeks to create a tax credit for small businesses, including breweries, that sell a certain percentage of products produced in New York state. Read More
The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) has issued Cannabis Products, Industrial Hemp Products, and Alcoholic Beverages, an industry advisory providing guidance on which activities are permissible on or in premises licensed by ABC to manufacture or sell food, …Read More
Substitute companions S.B. 285 / A.B. 205 seek to expand the definition of a fermented malt beverage to include any beverage that is recognized under federal regulations as beer, except sake or similar products. Read More
Passing the House, H.B. 1615 stipulates that malt or brewed beverages produced for a brewery under a contract brewing agreement or alternating proprietorship with an out-of-state manufacturer may only be distributed through the three-tier system. Read More
Signed into law, H.B. 81 allows two or more microbreweries to share brewing equipment if the microbreweries maintain separate premises to sell their product to consumers and wholesalers. Read More
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