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WV HB2055
Bill
Status
2/12/2025
Primary Sponsor
Doug Smith
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AI Summary
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Removes the $100 minimum food inventory requirement for private resort hotel in-room mini-bars, which previously required "at least $100" in canned or packaged food alongside alcoholic beverages
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Corrects the maximum alcohol percentage for fortified wines sold at wine specialty shops from 22% to 24% alcohol by volume, aligning with the definition of fortified wine elsewhere in the code
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Eliminates outdated sampling limitations for distilleries, mini-distilleries, and micro-distilleries that previously capped samples at three separate servings per customer
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Makes technical corrections to the West Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Administration code without substantively changing licensing requirements or operational standards for private clubs
Legislative Description
Relating to requirements for canned or packaged food and percentage limits for fortified wine
Alcoholic Liquors and Beers
Last Action
To House Agriculture, Commerce and Tourism
2/13/2025