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3	3	SB202
4	4	B6I9QJJ-1
5	5	By Senators Singleton, Stewart, Hatcher
6	6	RFD: Tourism
7	7	First Read: 27-Feb-25
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15	15	SYNOPSIS:
16	16	Existing law makes no specific provision
17	17	regarding the retail sale of low-alcohol by volume
18	18	content beverages made from liquor.
19	19	This bill would define a new category of ready
20	20	to drink mixed liquor beverages containing no more than
21	21	7 percent alcohol by volume called "spirit infused
22	22	beverages."
23	23	This bill would establish a license category to
24	24	sell these beverages for on-premise and off-premise
25	25	consumption and would provide for a licensure fee.
26	26	This bill would also regulate how these
27	27	beverages shall be displayed by retailers.
28	28	A BILL
29	29	TO BE ENTITLED
30	30	AN ACT
31	31	Relating to alcoholic beverages; to amend Section
32	32	28-3-1, Code of Alabama 1975, to define a new category of
33	33	low-alcohol content liquor beverages called "spirit infused
34	34	beverages"; to add Section 28-3A-17.3 to the Code of Alabama
35	35	1975, to provide for a license for retailers to sell spirit
36	36	infused beverages; to amend Section 28-3A-21, Code of Alabama
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66	66	infused beverages; to amend Section 28-3A-21, Code of Alabama
67	67	1975, to set a fee for the license; to regulate the display of
68	68	spirit infused beverages by retailers; and to make
69	69	nonsubstantive, technical revisions to update the existing
70	70	code language to current style.
71	71	BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
72	72	Section 1. Section 28-3-1 , Code of Alabama 1975, is
73	73	amended to read as follows:
74	74	"§28-3-1
75	75	As used in this title, the following words shall have
76	76	the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
77	77	otherwise:
78	78	(1) ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. Any alcoholic, spirituous,
79	79	vinous, fermented, or other alcoholic beverage, or combination
80	80	of liquors and mixed liquor, a part of which is spirituous,
81	81	vinous, fermented, or otherwise alcoholic, and all drinks or
82	82	drinkable liquids, preparations , or mixtures intended for
83	83	beverage purposes, which contain one-half of one percent or
84	84	more of alcohol by volume , and shall include . The term
85	85	includes liquor, beer, and wine, and spirit infused beverages .
86	86	(2) ASSOCIATION. A partnership, limited partnership, or
87	87	any form of unincorporated enterprise owned by two or more
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89	89	(3) BEER, or MALT OR BREWED BEVERAGES. Any beer, lager
90	90	beer, ale, porter, malt or brewed beverage, or similar
91	91	fermented beverage containing one-half of one percent or more
92	92	of alcohol by volume and not in excess of thirteen and
93	93	nine-tenths13.9 percent alcohol by volume, brewed or produced
94	94	from malt, wholly or in part, or from rice, grain of any kind,
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124	124	from malt, wholly or in part, or from rice, grain of any kind,
125	125	bran, glucose, sugar, or molasses. A beer or malt or brewed
126	126	beverage may incorporate honey, fruit, fruit juice, fruit
127	127	concentrate, herbs, spices, or other flavorings during the
128	128	fermentation process. The term does not include any product
129	129	defined as liquor, table wine, or wine.
130	130	(4) BOARD. The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
131	131	(5) BRANDY. All beverages that are an alcoholic
132	132	distillate from the fermented juice, mash, or wine of fruit,
133	133	or from the residue thereof, produced in such manner that the
134	134	distillate possesses the taste, aroma, and characteristics
135	135	generally attributed to the beverage, as bottled at not less
136	136	than 80 degree proof.
137	137	(6) CARTON. The package or container or containers in
138	138	which alcoholic beverages are originally packaged for shipment
139	139	to market by the manufacturer or its designated
140	140	representatives or the importer.
141	141	(7) CIDER. A fermented alcoholic beverage made from
142	142	apple juice and containing not more than 8.5 percent alcohol
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144	144	(8) CLUB.
145	145	a. Class I. A corporation or association organized or
146	146	formed in good faith by authority of law and which must have
147	147	at least 150 paid-up members. It must be the owner, lessee, or
148	148	occupant of an establishment operated solely for the objects
149	149	of a national, social, patriotic, political, or athletic
150	150	nature or the like, but not for pecuniary gain, and the
151	151	property as well as the advantages of which, belong to all the
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182	182	members and which maintains an establishment provided with
183	183	special space and accommodations where, in consideration of
184	184	payment, food with or without lodging is habitually served.
185	185	The club shall hold regular meetings, continue its business
186	186	through officers regularly elected, admit members by written
187	187	application, investigation, and ballot, and charge and collect
188	188	dues from elected members.
189	189	b. Class II. A corporation or association organized or
190	190	formed in good faith by authority of law and which must have
191	191	at least 100 paid-up members. It must be the owner, lessee, or
192	192	occupant of an establishment operated solely for the objects
193	193	of a national, social, patriotic, political, or athletic
194	194	nature or the like. The club shall hold regular meetings,
195	195	continue its business through officers regularly elected,
196	196	admit members by written application, investigation, and
197	197	ballot, and charge and collect dues from elected members.
198	198	(9) CONTAINER. The single bottle, can, keg, bag, or
199	199	other receptacle, but not a carton, in which alcoholic
200	200	beverages are originally packaged for the market by the
201	201	manufacturer or importer and from which the alcoholic beverage
202	202	is consumed by or dispensed to the public.
203	203	(10) CORPORATION. A corporation or joint stock
204	204	association organized under the laws of this state, the United
205	205	States, or any other state, territory or foreign country, or
206	206	dependency.
207	207	(11) DELIVERY. The transportation of alcoholic
208	208	beverages directly from a retail licensee of the board to an
209	209	individual, pursuant to Section 28-1-4 and Section 28-3A-13.1.
210	210	(12) DELIVERY SERVICE LICENSE. A license issued by the
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240	240	(12) DELIVERY SERVICE LICENSE. A license issued by the
241	241	Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board in accordance with
242	242	Section 28-3A-13.1 that authorizes the licensee, the
243	243	licensee's employees, or independent contractors under a
244	244	contractual or business arrangement with the licensee to
245	245	transport and deliver alcoholic beverages.
246	246	(13) DRY COUNTY. Any county which by a majority of
247	247	those voting voted in the negative in an election heretofore
248	248	held under the applicable statutes at the time of the election
249	249	or may hereafter vote in the negative in an election or
250	250	special method referendum hereafter held in accordance with
251	251	Chapter 2, or held in accordance with the provisions of any
252	252	act hereafter enacted permitting such election.
253	253	(14) DRY MUNICIPALITY. Any municipality within a wet
254	254	county which has, by its governing body or by a majority of
255	255	those voting in a municipal election heretofore held in
256	256	accordance with the provisions of Section 28-2-22, or in a
257	257	municipal option election heretofore or hereafter held in
258	258	accordance with the provisions of Act 84-408, Acts of Alabama
259	259	1984, appearing as Chapter 2A, or any act hereafter enacted
260	260	permitting municipal option election, voted to exclude the
261	261	sale of alcoholic beverages within the corporate limits of the
262	262	municipality.
263	263	(15) EMPLOYEE. An individual to whom an employer is
264	264	required to issue a W-2 tax form under federal law.
265	265	(16) GENERAL WELFARE PURPOSES. All of the following:
266	266	a. The administration of public assistance as set out
267	267	in Sections 38-2-5 and 38-4-1.
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298	298	b. Services, including supplementation and
299	299	supplementary services under the federal Social Security Act,
300	300	to or on behalf of persons to whom public assistance may be
301	301	given under Sections 38-2-5 and 38-4-1.
302	302	c. Service to and on behalf of dependent, neglected, or
303	303	delinquent children.
304	304	d. Investigative and referral services to and on behalf
305	305	of needy persons.
306	306	(17) HEARING COMMISSION. A body appointed by the board
307	307	to hear and decide all contested license applications and all
308	308	disciplinary charges against any licensee for violation of
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310	310	(18) HOTEL. A building or buildings held out to the
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312	312	and shall include motel, but shall not include a rooming house
313	313	or boarding house.
314	314	(19) IMPORTER. Any person, association, or corporation
315	315	engaged in importing alcoholic beverages, liquor, wine, or
316	316	beer, or spirit infused beverages , manufactured outside of the
317	317	United States of America into this state or for sale or
318	318	distribution in this state, or to the board or to a licensee
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320	320	(20) INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR. An individual to whom an
321	321	employer is required to issue a 1099 tax form under federal
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323	323	(21) KEG. A pressurized factory sealed container with a
324	324	capacity equal to or greater than five U.S. gallons, from
325	325	which beer is withdrawn by means of an external tap.
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356	356	(22) LIQUOR. Any alcoholic, spirituous, vinous,
357	357	fermented, or other alcoholic beverage, or combination of
358	358	liquors and mixed liquor, a part of which is spirituous,
359	359	fermented, vinous, or otherwise alcoholic, and all drinks or
360	360	drinkable liquids, preparations, or mixtures intended for
361	361	beverage purposes, which contain one-half of one percent or
362	362	more of alcohol by volume, except beer and table wine.
363	363	(23) LIQUOR STORE. A liquor store operated by the
364	364	board, where alcoholic beverages other than beer are
365	365	authorized to be sold in unopened containers.
366	366	(24) MANUFACTURER. Any person, association, or
367	367	corporation engaged in the producing, bottling, manufacturing,
368	368	distilling, fermenting, brewing, rectifying, or compounding of
369	369	alcoholic beverages, liquor, beer, or wine, or spirit infused
370	370	beverages in this state or for sale or distribution in this
371	371	state or to the board or to a licensee of the board.
372	372	(25) MEAD. An alcoholic beverage produced by fermenting
373	373	a solution of honey and water with grain mash and containing
374	374	not more than 18 percent alcohol by volume.
375	375	(26) MEAL. A diversified selection of food some of
376	376	which is not susceptible of being consumed in the absence of
377	377	at least some articles of tableware and which cannot be
378	378	conveniently consumed while one is standing or walking about.
379	379	(27) MINOR. Any person under 21 years of age; provided,
380	380	however, in the event Section 28-1-5 , shall be repealed or
381	381	otherwise shall be no longer in effect, thereafter the
382	382	provisions of Section 26-1-1 , shall govern.
383	383	(28) MUNICIPALITY. Any incorporated city or town of
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415	415	(29) PERSON. Every natural person, association, or
416	416	corporation. Whenever used in a clause prescribing or imposing
417	417	a fine or imprisonment, or both, such term as applied to
418	418	association shall mean the partners or members thereof and as
419	419	applied to corporation shall mean the officers thereof, except
420	420	as to incorporated clubs , the term person shall mean such means
421	421	the individual or individuals who, under the bylaws of such
422	422	clubs, shall have jurisdiction over the possession and sale of
423	423	liquor therein.
424	424	(30) POPULATION. The population according to the last
425	425	preceding or any subsequent decennial census of the United
426	426	States, except where a municipality is incorporated subsequent
427	427	to the last census, in which event, its population until the
428	428	next decennial census shall be the population of the
429	429	municipality as determined by the judge of probate of the
430	430	county as the official population on the date of its
431	431	incorporation.
432	432	(31) RESTAURANT. A reputable place licensed as a
433	433	restaurant, operated by a responsible person of good
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435	435	of preparing and serving meals for the public to consume on
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437	437	(32) RETAILER. Any person licensed by the board to
438	438	engage in the retail sale of any alcoholic beverages to the
439	439	consumer.
440	440	(33) SALE or SELL. Any transfer of liquor, wine , or
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472	472	gift in connection with, or as a part of, a transfer of
473	473	property other than liquor, wine, or beer, or spirit infused
474	474	beverages for a consideration.
475	475	(34) SELLING PRICE. The total marked-up price of
476	476	spirituous or vinous liquors sold by the board, exclusive of
477	477	taxes levied thereon.
478	478	(35) SPIRIT INFUSED BEVERAGES. A single-serve beverage
479	479	containing liquor, packaged in a can or container approved by
480	480	the board no larger than 16 ounces or 480 milliliters, and
481	481	which contains no more than seven percent alcohol by volume.
482	482	(35)(36) TABLE WINE. Except as otherwise provided in
483	483	this subdivision, any wine containing not more than 24 percent
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485	485	containing more than sixteen and one-half 16.5 percent alcohol
486	486	by volume that is made with herbs or flavors, except vermouth,
487	487	or is an imitation or other than standard wine. Table wine is
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489	489	(36)(37) UNOPENED CONTAINER. A container containing
490	490	alcoholic beverages, which has not been opened or unsealed
491	491	subsequent to filling and sealing by the manufacturer or
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493	493	(37)(38) WET COUNTY. Any county which by a majority of
494	494	those voting voted in the affirmative in an election
495	495	heretofore held in accordance with the statutes applicable at
496	496	the time of the election or may hereafter vote in the
497	497	affirmative in an election or special method referendum held
498	498	in accordance with Chapter 2, or other statutes applicable at
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530	530	(38)(39) WET MUNICIPALITY. Any municipality in a dry
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532	532	affirmative in a municipal option election heretofore or
533	533	hereafter held in accordance with the provisions of Act
534	534	84-408, Acts of Alabama 1984, appearing as Chapter 2A of this
535	535	title, as amended, or any act hereafter enacted permitting
536	536	municipal option election, or any municipality which became
537	537	wet by vote of the governing body or by the voters of the
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540	540	hereafter provided, where the county has become dry subsequent
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542	542	(39)(40) WHOLESALER. Any person licensed by the board
543	543	to engage in the sale and distribution of table wine and beer,
544	544	or either of them, within this state, at wholesale only, to be
545	545	sold by export or to retail licensees or other wholesale
546	546	licensees or others within this state lawfully authorized to
547	547	sell table wine and beer, or either of them, for the purpose
548	548	of resale only.
549	549	(40)(41) WINE. All beverages made from the fermentation
550	550	of fruits, berries, or grapes, with or without added spirits,
551	551	and produced in accordance with the laws and regulations of
552	552	the United States, containing not more than 24 percent alcohol
553	553	by volume, and shall include all sparkling wines, carbonated
554	554	wines, special natural wines, rectified wines, vermouths,
555	555	vinous beverages, vinous liquors, and like products, including
556	556	restored or unrestored pure condensed juice."
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588	588	Alabama to read as follows:
589	589	§28-3A-17.3
590	590	(a) Upon payment of the limited spirit expanded retail
591	591	license fee as established in Section 28-3A-21, the board
592	592	shall issue a limited spirit expanded retail license to any
593	593	person who possesses any of the following:
594	594	(1) A valid retail table wine license for on-premises
595	595	and off-premises consumption as provided in Section 28-3A-14.
596	596	(2) A valid retail table wine license for off-premises
597	597	consumption as provided in Section 28-3A-15.
598	598	(3) A valid retail beer license for on-premises and
599	599	off-premises consumption as provided in Section 28-3A-16.
600	600	(4) A valid retail beer license for off-premises
601	601	consumption as provided in Section 28-3A-17.
602	602	(b)(1) A license issued under this section shall
603	603	authorize the licensee to purchase spirit infused beverages
604	604	from the board and sell the spirit infused beverages at
605	605	retail, commensurate with the privileges granted to the
606	606	licensee to sell at retail beer or table wine either for
607	607	on-premises or off-premises consumption, or only for
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609	609	(2)a. For purposes of this subdivision, a "supply
610	610	location" is a licensee under this section that also stores
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612	612	licensee under this section with which the supply location is
613	613	affiliated through common ownership.
614	614	b. A supply location may purchase spirit infused
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647	647	beverages for supply to an affiliated licensee.
648	648	(c) The board shall retain all collected limited spirit
649	649	expanded retail license fees. The board may use collected fees
650	650	for regulatory and administrative purposes as determined by
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652	652	(d) Upon payment of a limited spirit expanded retail
653	653	license fee, there shall be no additional licensing or
654	654	administrative requirements, including no requirement for
655	655	additional background checks, which may be imposed on
656	656	licensees by a municipality, a county, or the state for the
657	657	sale of spirit infused beverages.
658	658	(e) The board may adopt rules to implement this
659	659	section.
660	660	Section 3. Section 28-3A-21, Code of Alabama 1975, is
661	661	amended to read as follows:
662	662	"§28-3A-21
663	663	(a) The following annual license fees are levied and
664	664	prescribed for licenses issued and renewed by the board
665	665	pursuant to the authority contained in this chapter:
666	666	(1) Manufacturer license, license fee of five hundred
667	667	dollars ($500).
668	668	(2) Importer license, license fee of five hundred
669	669	dollars ($500).
670	670	(3) Liquor wholesalewholesaler license, license fee of
671	671	five hundred dollars ($500).
672	672	(4) WholesalerBeer wholesaler license, beer license fee
673	673	of five hundred fifty dollars ($550) or wine license fee of
674	674	five hundred fifty dollars ($550); license fee for beer and
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704	704	five hundred fifty dollars ($550); license fee for beer and
705	705	wine of seven hundred fifty dollars ($750); plus two hundred
706	706	dollars ($200) for each warehouse in addition to the principal
707	707	warehouse.
708	708	(5) Warehouse license, license fee of two hundred
709	709	dollars ($200).
710	710	(6) Lounge retail liquor license, license fee of three
711	711	hundred dollars ($300).
712	712	(7) Restaurant retail liquor license, license fee of
713	713	three hundred dollars ($300).
714	714	(8) Club liquor license, Class I license fee of three
715	715	hundred dollars ($300), Class II license fee of seven hundred
716	716	fifty dollars ($750).
717	717	(9) Retail table wine license for off-premises
718	718	consumption, license fee of one hundred fifty dollars ($150).
719	719	(10) Retail table wine license for on-premises and
720	720	off-premises consumption, license fee of one hundred fifty
721	721	dollars ($150).
722	722	(11) Retail beer license for on-premises and
723	723	off-premises consumption, license fee of one hundred fifty
724	724	dollars ($150).
725	725	(12) Retail beer license for off-premises consumption,
726	726	license fee of one hundred fifty dollars ($150).
727	727	(13) Retail common carrier liquor license, license fee
728	728	of one hundred fifty dollars ($150) for each railroad,
729	729	airline, bus line, ship line, vessel , or other common carrier
730	730	entity with a vehicle passenger capacity of at least 10
731	731	people.
732	732	(14) Special retail license, license fee of one hundred
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762	762	(14) Special retail license, license fee of one hundred
763	763	dollars ($100) for 30 days or less; license fee of two hundred
764	764	fifty dollars ($250) for more than 30 days.
765	765	(15) Special events retail license, license fee of one
766	766	hundred fifty dollars ($150).
767	767	(16) Limited spirit expanded retail license for
768	768	on-premises and off-premises consumption, license fee of one
769	769	hundred fifty dollars ($150).
770	770	(17) Limited spirit expanded retail license for
771	771	off-premises consumption, license fee of one hundred fifty
772	772	dollars ($150).
773	773	(b) The license fees levied and fixed by this section
774	774	shall be paid before the license is issued or renewed.
775	775	(c) In addition to the foregoing filing fee and license
776	776	taxes or fees, any county or municipality in which the sale of
777	777	alcoholic beverages is permitted shall be authorized to fix
778	778	and levy privileges or license taxes on any of the foregoing
779	779	licenses located or operated therein, conditioned on a permit
780	780	or license being issued by the board.
781	781	(d) No county or municipality shall have any authority
782	782	to levy a license or tax of any nature on any liquor store."
783	783	Section 4. A holder of a limited spirit expanded retail
784	784	license shall only advertise and display spirit infused
785	785	beverages adjacent to beer or wine. The licensee is not
786	786	required to maintain a separate entrance or door for customer
787	787	access to spirit infused beverages.
788	788	Section 5. This act shall become effective on October
789	789	1, 2025.
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