Iowa HF2355 amends alcoholic beverage control laws, allowing nonnative wine manufacturers to obtain class "A" wine permits and modifying compliance.
Iowa HF2355 modifies the state's alcoholic beverage control regulations by allowing nonnative wine manufacturers to apply for and obtain class "A" wine permits. These permits enable nonnative manufacturers to sell or wholesale wine in Iowa, provided the wine is fermented on licensed premises outside the state and registered with the federal Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. The bill also revises the requirements for distiller's, vintner's, and brewer's certificates of compliance, including the submission of a list of intended business partners and the payment of fees.
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