CO HB1373

Eliminates the liquor-licensed drugstore license effective January 1, 2025; all existing licenses convert to fermented malt beverage and wine retailer licenses, except single-location licensees may convert to retail liquor store licenses.

Removes the cap on alcohol beverages retail liquor stores can purchase from other retail liquor stores, while maintaining a $5,000 monthly purchase limit from other retailers for most on-premise and off-premise licensees.

Prohibits fermented malt beverage and wine retailers from selling beverages exceeding 14% alcohol by volume for malt beverages or 21% for wine, and restricts temporary displays of these beverages to designated areas away from nonalcoholic items and store entries.

Expands wholesaler anti-discrimination requirements to prevent preferential pricing and product availability for multi-location retailers over single-location retailers, allowing the state to recover enforcement costs from violators.

Permits retail liquor stores to deliver alcohol to other retail liquor stores and allows public assistance ATM cards to function at fermented malt beverage and wine retailers and liquor-licensed drugstores.