NH HB529

On-premises liquor licensees may purchase a $250 annual restaurant delivery license to deliver beer, wine, and liquor-containing alcoholic beverages along with food orders to consumers

Alcoholic beverages containing liquor must be transported in tamper-proof sealed containers with labels identifying the licensee, liquor type/brand, alcohol content, and a government health warning

Deliveries must be made by W-2 employees at least 21 years old, during business hours, with signed receipts and age verification required; deliveries to schools, libraries, and public parks are prohibited

Licensees who overserve visibly intoxicated individuals causing serious bodily injury or death face escalating penalties: first offense up to 30-day suspension and $7,500 fine; second offense within 7 years up to 30-day suspension and $7,500 fine; third offense within 7 years results in license revocation

Estimated state revenue increase of $10,000 to $100,000+ annually beginning FY 2027 from additional license fees, with the bill taking effect 60 days after passage