New York A08062 allows licensed distillers to sell private-label liquor off-premises, with labeling and reporting requirements.

New York A08062 amends the alcoholic beverage control law to allow licensed distillers to sell private-label liquor at retail for off-premises consumption. The bill defines "private-label liquor" as liquor distilled by a licensed distiller within New York state. It mandates that the labels of such liquors must indicate that the distiller is licensed in New York. Additionally, holders of a license to sell liquor at retail for on-premises consumption must report the total annual sales volume of private-label liquors to the liquor authority. The act will take effect 180 days after becoming law.

New York A08062 allows licensed distillers to sell private-label liquor off-premises, with labeling and reporting requirements.

New York A08062 amends the alcoholic beverage control law to allow licensed distillers to sell private-label liquor at retail for off-premises consumption. The bill defines "private-label liquor" as liquor distilled by a licensed distiller within New York state. It mandates that the labels of such liquors must indicate that the distiller is licensed in New York. Additionally, holders of a license to sell liquor at retail for on-premises consumption must report the total annual sales volume of private-label liquors to the liquor authority. The act will take effect 180 days after becoming law.