New York S06415 creates licenses for roadside farm markets to sell beer, cider, and liquor.

New York S06415 amends the alcoholic beverage control law to create roadside farm market licenses for selling beer, cider, and liquor. These licenses allow roadside farm markets to sell these beverages by the bottle or can for off-premises consumption. The bill specifies that the market's owner, operator, or representative must be present during sales, and the beverages must be stored securely when the market is closed. The annual fee for these licenses is set at one hundred dollars. The bill also prohibits tastings of these beverages at roadside farm markets.

New York S06415 creates licenses for roadside farm markets to sell beer, cider, and liquor.

New York S06415 amends the alcoholic beverage control law to create roadside farm market licenses for selling beer, cider, and liquor. These licenses allow roadside farm markets to sell these beverages by the bottle or can for off-premises consumption. The bill specifies that the market's owner, operator, or representative must be present during sales, and the beverages must be stored securely when the market is closed. The annual fee for these licenses is set at one hundred dollars. The bill also prohibits tastings of these beverages at roadside farm markets.