Senate Bill No. 121 - Liquor Control Modifications

• Persons age 21 and older may manufacture up to 200 gallons per household per year (or 100 gallons for single-person households) of intoxicating liquor for personal or family use without a license, with prohibition on sales.

• Beer brewed for personal use may be removed from premises for organized affairs, exhibitions, competitions, and tastings at licensed premises or tax-exempt organization locations.

• Distillers, wholesalers, winemakers, brewers, and retailers may contribute money to not-for-profit organizations for special event infrastructure expenses (security, sanitation, fencing, advertising, transportation) where alcohol is sold at retail.

• Wholesalers of malt liquor may provide samples up to 72 fluid ounces to retailers who have not previously purchased that brand, with record-keeping requirements.

• Temporary permits issued for festivals allow licensed on-premises retailers to serve alcoholic beverages for up to 168 consecutive hours at $10 per day, and wholesalers may provide equipment and accept product returns within 72 hours of permit expiration.