SB712 HFA WEBSTER & STEMPLE AMT 3-08 #1
Delegates Webster and Stemple move to amend the title of the
bill to read as follows:
Revised Com. Sub. for S. B. 712 -- "A bill to amend and
reenact §11-10-5s of the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended;
to amend and reenact §17-22-7 of said code; to amend and reenact
§60-1-5a of said code; to amend and reenact §60-3A-18 of said code;
to amend and reenact §60-4-2, §60-4-3, §60-4-3a, §60-4-15 and §60-
4-22 of said code; to amend said code by adding thereto a new
section, designated §60-4-3b; to amend and reenact §60-6-1 and §60-
6-2 of said code; to amend and reenact §60-8-1, §60-8-2, §60-8-3,
§60-8-4, §60-8-5, §60-8-6, §60-8-7, §60-8-16, §60-8-18, §60-8-19,
§60-8-20, §60-8-23, §60-8-24, §60-8-25, §60-8-26, §60-8-28, §60-8-
29, §60-8-30, §60-8-31, §60-8-32 and §60-8-34 of said code; and to
amend said code by adding thereto a new section, designated §60-8-
6a, all relating to alcohol beverage regulation generally; the
regulation of wine; requiring farm wineries to pay taxes and
license fees, equalizing wineries with distilleries and farm
wineries with mini-distilleries as to signage, licensing, license
fees, sales and the use of suppliers and distributors; providing
licensing procedure for wineries, farm wineries, suppliers or
retailers to sell and direct ship wine for personal consumption by
an adult over twenty-one years of age; providing licensing
requirements and registration procedures for wine suppliers, subject to a review of all wine labels; amending the definition of
"wine"; adding a private wine bed and breakfast license and a
private wine spa license; permitting adult patrons at private wine
bed and breakfasts, private wine restaurants, private wine spas and
private clubs to recork or reseal, with a tamper resistant cork or
seal, for off-premises consumption up to two bottles of unconsumed
wine when the sale of wine is accompanied by food or a meal;
extending hours retail licensees may sell liquor; permitting a
private wine restaurant or a private club to sell from its
inventory, for off-premises consumption, one bottle of wine per
adult; equalizing certain license fees; adding protections for
wineries, farm wineries, suppliers and distributors by requiring
written agreements between the parties, a notice of termination and
ninety days for a party to either deplete wine inventories or reach
some other agreement; and permitting sharing of tax, licensing and
enforcement information between the Tax Commissioner and the
Alcohol Beverage Control Commissioner."
Adopted
Rejected