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Committee reviews H.921, expands tasting-room privileges and allows limited self-distribution for Vermont brewers
Summary
The committee reviewed H.921, a miscellaneous alcohol bill that increases tasting-room service allowances, raises the number of off-site locations a manufacturer may feature other products (1→10), and permits limited self-distribution of malt beverages (3,000-barrel annual cap) with a two‑year review.
The House Economic Development, Housing & General Affairs Committee considered H.921 on April 1, a miscellaneous alcoholic beverage bill that combines technical corrections with policy changes intended to support Vermont manufacturers.
Tucker Anderson, legislative counsel, walked members through the bill’s major elements. The bill amends fourth‑class license rules to allow tasting rooms and retail shops to sell larger aggregated quantities by the glass or by the unopened container under specified ounce limits, and expands the number of satellite or retail locations where a manufacturer may offer other Vermont products from…
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