IL HB3853

Defines "third-party provider" as any non-carrier entity hired by a winery shipper to deliver wine to consumers and establishes comprehensive reporting requirements for such providers.

Requires third-party provider employees to post a $1,000 bond with the State Commission before transporting wine and mandates bills of lading showing wine description, consignor/consignee information, and the most direct route to be traveled.

Requires payment collection at time of delivery with age verification (21+) via valid ID, inclusion of fetal alcohol syndrome warnings in shipments, and prohibits delivery outside lawful service hours or to intoxicated persons.

Mandates third-party providers file annual statements by February 1st (or within 30 days of request) detailing each shipment including winery shipper name, wine quantity/type/retail value, delivery date/time/address, and recipient signature.

Makes violations of reporting and transportation requirements a Class C misdemeanor and exempts third-party providers from unlicensed alcohol transport penalties under Section 10-1.