Alabama SB217 establishes a licensing structure for mixed spirit beverages, setting rules for distribution, retail sale, and taxation.
Alabama SB217 introduces a licensing framework for mixed spirit beverages, which are defined as ready-to-drink liquor beverages with no more than seven percent alcohol by volume. The bill mandates that these beverages be distributed through licensed wholesalers to licensed retailers for both on-premises and off-premises consumption. It also imposes penalties on retailers who sell mixed spirit beverages to individuals under a certain age.
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