SF2140 modifies alcoholic beverage control regulations, allowing nonnative wine manufacturers to obtain class "A" wine permits and defining related.
SF2140 amends Iowa's alcoholic beverage control laws by altering the requirements for distiller's, vintner's, and brewer's certificates of compliance. It allows nonnative wine manufacturers to apply for class "A" wine permits, provided they meet specific conditions such as proper federal registration. The bill specifies that nonnative wine manufacturers can sell wine fermented on their out-of-state premises, but they cannot sell wine fermented by other manufacturers.
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