West Virginia SB1065 reforms alcohol and nonintoxicating beverage licenses, fees, and sales regulations.
West Virginia SB1065 simplifies and consolidates the state's alcohol beverage license structure, reducing the number of licenses and fees while providing additional services for no additional fee. It eliminates several licenses, including those for private wine venues, bed and breakfasts, private wine restaurants, private wine spas, and private food trucks. Certain new privileges are granted, such as allowing retail liquor outlets to sell stagnant liquor below cost and permitting wineries and farm wineries to sell hard cider in wine growlers when licensed as a private wine venue or private.
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