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Getting a license to serve alcohol as a business is a multi-step process. Once a business has secured its license, the owners will likely be concerned with making sure they follow the rules so the license does not get revoked. The reasons a liquor license can be taken...
Businesses that intend to sell alcohol must follow the liquor licensing laws of the state in which they are operating. Businesses in the state of Florida should be aware that Florida is one of the states with a quota system for its liquor licenses. This may add some...
Because of lockdowns and quarantines in recent years, more customers now enjoy the convenience of home delivery for many purchases. Groceries, prescriptions, and even fast-food items arrive right at the consumers’ front doors. Additionally, more shoppers are...
The New York State Liquor Authority sent a cease and desist order to Wine Library, a New Jersey retailer, for directly shipping wine to New York. Currently, it is unlawful for a New Jersey retailer to ship directly to a New York resident. New York law states: “Except...
To read Malkin Law’s latest for Artisan Spirit Magazine on e-commerce solutions as direct shipping alternatives for spirits brands, click here.
Obtaining a liquor license in Florida or any state is a complex and time-consuming task. In many regions, there is a cap on the number of licenses authorities may issue. Therefore, a business owner who acquires the privilege of selling or serving alcohol should do...
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...
Malkin Law’s Principal Attorney, Ryan Malkin, was included in Imbibe magazine’s list of 75 people and places that will shape the way you drink in 2023. Ryan is the only lawyer on the list, which also includes some of the top bartenders, winemakers and other alcohol beverage industry influencers. You can see the full issue here.
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…
