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The New York State Liquor Authority released an advisory in December of 2022 regarding BYOB (bring your own booze) and guidance on alcoholic beverages that are served free of charge. In accordance with the Advisory, a permit or license is needed in order to bring...
Did you know that TTB is seeking public opinion on potential changes to a number of TTB regulations? For instance, TTB is seeking the public opinion in regards to the TTB’s practice regulations in response to Executive Order 14036 (“Promoting Competition in the...
Industry News Update: According to @Wine&SpiritsDaily, M&A deals in 2022 slightly surpassed last year with a reported 70 deals across supplier, distributor and retailer tiers. Tequila and American whiskey had the most activity, with some of the biggest deals including: Mast-Jagermeister invested in Teremana Tequila. Heaven Hill Brands acquired Samson & Surrey. Diageo acquired infused tequila brand 21 Seeds. Diageo acquired Australian cold brew liqueur…
A change in the law transferred responsibility for administering the CBMA tax benefits for imported alcohol from Customs to TTB beginning with products entered for consumption in the United States on or after January 1, 2023. Before assigning CBMA tax benefits, a...
Check out Ashley Hanke’s latest for Distiller Magazine. Remember, Malkin Law can assist you by visiting the distillery pre-audit too.
Please see Malkin Law’s Luciana Salinas latest for Craft spirits magazine.
Malkin Law’s Ashley Hanke penned this great piece in Artisan Spirits on Trademark Application Considerations for Alcohol Beverage Brands. Check it out here.
We are extremely proud to announce that our Principal Attorney, Ryan Malkin was named Future 40 of 2022 by WineEnthusiast! The Future 40 series spotlights those in the industry who inspire innovation and are bringing the drinks business into the future. Congrats,...
To read Malkin Law’s (written by Ashley Hanke) latest for CEP magazine on ADA Accessibility Requirements, click here.
A New York law takes effect immediately and helps most New York licensees. Section 1 of the Bill amends the ABCL to allow distillers to conduct tastings of liquor they manufacture OR any New York-labeled liquor and to sell such liquor at retail for both on and...
