Alabama 2022 Regular Session

Alabama Senate Bill SB259

Introduced

2/23/22

Refer

2/23/22

Engrossed

3/17/22

Refer

3/29/22

Caption

Alcoholic beverages, brewpubs, annual barrel production limit that allows a beer manufacturer to have a financial interest in a brewpub, further provided, Sec. 28-4A-3 am'd.

Companion Bills

AL HB411

Same As Alcoholic beverages, brewpubs, annual barrel production limit that allows a beer manufacturer to have a financial interest in a brewpub, further provided, Sec. 28-4A-3 am'd.

Previously Filed As

AL SB268

Mixed spirit beverages, providing for distribution, retail sale, and tax

AL HB521

Mixed spirit beverages, providing for distribution, retail sale, and tax

AL SB259

Mixed Spirit Beverages; providing for definition, licensure, and distribution

AL SB202

Spirit infused beverages; permit sale by retailers

AL SB312

Alcoholic beverage licenses; to license storage of alcoholic beverages to dispense at special events, including government venues

AL SB237

Psychoactive cannabinoids in hemp; regulate under Alcoholic Beverage Control Board; hemp beverages and psychoactive hemp products defined; licensure required; penalties imposed for violations

AL SB316

ABC Board; establishing a new license for an educational tourism distillery

AL HB445

Cannabinoids found in hemp; licensure and regulation of sale of consumable cannabinoid products by Alcoholic Beverage Control Board imposed

AL SB328

Community development districts, additional criteria for establishment of district on impounded reservoir created by river from wilderness area, sale of alcoholic beverages authorized

AL SB2

Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, regulation of retail sale of certain tobacco products and electronic nicotine delivery systems, further provided

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