Authorizes certain restaurants to advertise that patrons may bring their own beer or wine or purchase wine from on premises salesroom.
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Overview
This bill allows restaurants that don't have a liquor license to advertise that patrons can bring their own beer or wine for consumption on the premises. It also permits them to advertise the availability of wine for purchase from a salesroom located on the restaurant property. The legislation removes a previous restriction on such advertising, citing a court ruling related to free speech rights and aligning with existing regulations for wineries.
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