Colorado SB094 allows licensed alcohol producers to manufacture and store alcohol on another licensee's premises.
Colorado SB094 amends state statutes to allow licensed alcohol producers to manufacture and store alcohol on another licensee's premises, referred to as alternating premises. Specifically, a licensee can manufacture and store vinous liquors, spirituous liquors, or malt liquors on another licensee's premises, provided the premises are approved by the state licensing authority. The bill also allows certain licensed establishments to engage in wholesale sales of alcohol manufactured at an alternating premises. Retail sales of alcohol are not permitted from an alternating premises.
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