Authorizes holders of certain licenses to sell or wholesale ready-to-drink cocktails; corrects sale provisions for mead and cider.
This bill amends the alcoholic beverage control law to authorize holders of certain licenses issued by the state liquor authority to engage in the sale or wholesale of ready-to-drink cocktails. It also corrects certain provisions regarding the sale of mead and cider. The bill specifies that manufacturers and wholesalers can sell these products to retail licensees only for cash or on terms requiring payment by a specific date. The authority can suspend the license of a retail licensee who fails to pay as required.
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