IN HB1386

Creates a supplemental package liquor store permit for beer dealers who operate package liquor stores, allowing them to fill or refill containers up to 64 ounces by transferring beer from brewery-sealed kegs.

Permit holders may sell filled containers to consumers for off-premises consumption, with containers either provided by consumers or sold by the permit holder.

Containers must not be filled or refilled before the sale of beer to the consumer, and filling/refilling activities are limited to the licensed premises during hours allowed under the holder's dealer permit.

Supplemental permit is an annual permit with a $150 fee per year, with all collected fees deposited into the alcohol and tobacco commission enforcement and administration fund.

Exempts supplemental permit holders from statutes prohibiting the refilling of alcoholic beverage containers and the sale of beer in non-brewer-sealed containers.