Establishes supermarket wine licenses to sell from the licensed premises wine in sealed containers for consumption off such premises.
The bill amends the alcoholic beverage control law to establish supermarket wine licenses. These licenses allow the sale of wine in sealed containers for consumption off the premises. The bill specifies that such licenses can only be granted to supermarkets, defined as retail establishments primarily selling foodstuffs for off-premises consumption and having at least 4,000 square feet of floor area. The bill also outlines conditions for issuing these licenses, including restrictions on proximity to schools, places of worship, and liquor stores.
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