Loading chat...
CT SB00528
Bill
Status
1/20/2017
Primary Sponsor
General Law Committee
Click for details
AI Summary
-
Exempts beer manufactured by a permittee in Connecticut and sold for consumption only on the permittee's premises from brand registration requirements with the Department of Consumer Protection.
-
Allows craft breweries to sell beer on their own premises without registering the brand name, trade name, or other distinctive characteristics that would normally be required for alcoholic liquor distribution.
-
Maintains existing registration requirements and fees ($15 for Connecticut manufacturers per brand) for all other alcoholic beverages and beer sold off-premises.
-
Effective date is July 1, 2017 and amends section 30-63(a) of the general statutes.
-
Purpose is to encourage expansion of the craft beer industry by reducing regulatory labeling and registration requirements for on-premises sales.
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Registration Requirements For Craft Beer.
Last Action
Referred to Joint Committee on General Law
3/3/2017