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House Rejects Two‑Person Cap on Liquor Trade Shows; Measure Advance Unamended
Summary
Lawmakers debated a bill to allow department‑sanctioned liquor trade shows for licensees; an amendment to limit attendance to two people per retailer and bar law‑enforcement drinking failed after floor debate, and the bill advanced unamended.
Representative Jones urged lawmakers to approve a measure that would let the State Liquor Commission and the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control host regulated trade shows for licensees to learn about alcoholic products, particularly wine. He said the bill was drafted by the department and carries the commission’s endorsement; department staff and the commission chair were in the gallery to answer questions.
Supporters said the trade shows are designed as educational events for restaurateurs and other licensees who must advise customers about wines and other beverages.…
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