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Cross- Tier Proposal Floated in Vermont

Addressing a tied-house issue, House Bill 685 seeks to allow a manufacturer of alcoholic beverages to have a financial interest in the business of a retail license, and a retail licensee to have a financial interest in the business of …Read More

Depreciation Bill Vetoed by NJ Governor

Vetoed by the Governor, A.B. 5218 sought to allow the owner of an alcoholic beverage manufacturer, among other business types, to use a bonus depreciation allowance of up to $150,000 for capital expenditures incurred within New Jersey to comply with …Read More

Direct Shipping Bill Intro’d in Hawaii

Senate Bill 2289 provides for the direct shipping of beer and distilled spirits to consumers. Read More

Direct Shipping Considered in VA

House Bill 1250 would allow a winery, farm winery, or brewery located within or outside the Commonwealth that is authorized to engage in the retail sale of wine or beer, after obtaining a marketplace facilitator license from the Board of …Read More

Franchise Issues Addressed in NE Bill

L.B. 1239 would require franchise agreements between a manufacturer and wholesaler to be in writing and include, at a minimum: (1) the term in years and rights to termination or extension; (2) a list of the manufacturer’s brands for which …Read More

HI Tax Surcharge Proposed

H.B. 1618 seeks to impose a .10 cent per drink surcharge on alcoholic beverages effective July 1, 2022. Read More

Low-Alcohol Spirits Addressed by VT Proposal

H.B. 590 provides that low-alcohol spirits beverages containing not more than 16 percent alcohol by volume would be regulated as “vinous beverages.” Low-alcohol spirits beverages would be classified as a “spirit” under the following conditions: contains more than 16 …Read More

Low-Proof Beverage Bill Intro’d in WA

House Bill 1734 would impose a tax on the sale of low-proof beverages in the amount of $1.19 per gallon and defines such beverages as any beverage that is 16 ounces or less and that contains more than .5 percent …Read More

Nano Self-Distribution Considered in NE

L.B. 1235 provides for self-distribution by breweries producing less than five hundred barrels of beer in a calendar year. Read More

NE Self-Distribution Bill Intro’d

L.B. 1236 would allow craft brewery licensees (up to 20,000 barrels/year production) to self-distribute. Read More

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