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Senate moves forward on beverage‑control bill defining flavored malt beverages and updating rules
Summary
Senate sponsors introduced Second Substitute Senate Bill 211, defining flavored malt beverages (alcopops), tightening labeling and proximity rules, and adjusting mixed drink pour sizes; sponsor warned the bill is lengthy and technical corrections may follow on third reading.
Senator Bramble presented Second Substitute Senate Bill 211 on Feb. 25, a comprehensive beverage control measure that defines flavored malt beverages (commonly called alcopops) and updates Utah's alcohol‑sale rules.
Sponsor Bramble told the Senate the substitute clarifies that beverages containing distilled spirits are to be sold in liquor…
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