IN HB1079

Creates a direct beer seller's permit allowing brewers producing 90,000 barrels or less annually to ship up to 30,000 barrels directly to consumers, with a $150 annual permit fee and limit of 27 gallons per consumer per year

Establishes third party delivery service permits ($50,000 initial fee, $5,000 biennial renewal) and delivery driver permits ($100 fee, 3-year term) enabling retailers, dealers, and craft manufacturers to use services like DoorDash to deliver alcohol to customers' homes or offices

Allows liquor retailers and catering halls to purchase alcoholic beverages from package liquor stores, beer wholesalers to extend credit to retailers, and wine wholesalers to offer "channel pricing" for on-premises consumption sales

Authorizes retailers to operate points-based rewards programs offering discounts on alcoholic beverages and permits the commission to issue beer and wine dealer permits not subject to existing quotas ($50,000 initial fee)

Prohibits distribution or sale of low THC hemp extract to persons under 21 years of age, with graduated civil penalties ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 and potential retail merchant certificate suspension or revocation for repeat violations