Authorizes sale of private-label liquor at retail for off-premises consumption by licensed distillers in New York, with labeling and reporting.
The bill amends the alcoholic beverage control law to allow licensed distillers in New York to sell private-label liquor at retail for off-premises consumption. It mandates that the labels of such liquors indicate that the distiller is licensed in New York. Licensed distillers must report their total annual sales volume of private-label liquors to the liquor authority. The act takes effect 180 days after becoming law.
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