Authorizes restaurants without liquor licenses to advertise BYOB and wine sales from on-premises salesrooms.

This bill removes the prohibition on restaurants without liquor licenses advertising that patrons may bring their own beer or wine (BYOB) for consumption on the premises. It also allows restaurants with a salesroom on the premises to advertise that certain wines are available for purchase. The bill responds to a recent court decision that found the prohibition on BYOB advertising to be an unconstitutional violation of the First Amendment right to free speech.

Authorizes restaurants without liquor licenses to advertise BYOB and wine sales from on-premises salesrooms.

This bill removes the prohibition on restaurants without liquor licenses advertising that patrons may bring their own beer or wine (BYOB) for consumption on the premises. It also allows restaurants with a salesroom on the premises to advertise that certain wines are available for purchase. The bill responds to a recent court decision that found the prohibition on BYOB advertising to be an unconstitutional violation of the First Amendment right to free speech.