Nevada § 369.180 - Required licenses; scope of licenses for brew pubs, instructional wine-making facilities, craft distilleries and estate distilleries
Full text of Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes § 369.180 — Required licenses; scope of licenses for brew pubs, instructional wine-making facilities, craft distilleries and estate distilleries, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 369.180. Required licenses; scope of licenses for brew pubs, instructional wine-making facilities, craft distilleries and estate distilleries
1. In addition to the limitations imposed by NRS 597.210 and 597.220 , a person shall not: (a) Import liquors into this State unless the person first secures an importer's license
or permit from this State. (b) Engage in business as a wholesale dealer of wines and liquors in this State unless
the person first secures a wholesale wine and liquor dealer's license from this State. (c) Engage in business as a wholesale dealer of beer in this State unless the person
first secures a wholesale beer dealer's license from this State. (d) Operate a winery in this State or export wine from this State unless the person
first secures a wine-maker's license from this State. (e) Operate an instructional wine-making facility in this State unless the person
first secures a license for the instructional wine-making facility from this State. (f) Operate a brewery in this State unless the person first secures a brewer's license
from this State. (g) Operate a brew pub in this State unless the person first secures a brew pub's
license from this State. (h) Operate a craft distillery in this State unless the person first secures a craft
distiller's license from this State. (i) Operate an estate distillery in this State unless the person first secures an
estate distiller's license from this State. 2. A person who holds a license for a brew pub: (a) May engage in any activity authorized by NRS 597.230 . (b) May not engage in any other activity for which a license is required pursuant
to this chapter, unless the person holds the appropriate license for that activity. 3. A person who holds a license for an instructional wine-making facility: (a) May engage in any activity authorized by NRS 597.245 . (b) May not engage in any other activity for which a license is required pursuant
to this chapter, unless the person holds the appropriate license for that activity. 4. A person who holds a license for a craft distillery: (a) May engage in any activity authorized by NRS 597.235 . (b) May not engage in any other activity for which a license is required pursuant
to this chapter, unless the person holds the appropriate license for that activity. 5. A person who holds a license for an estate distillery: (a) May engage in any activity authorized by NRS 597.237 . (b) May not engage in any other activity for which a license is required pursuant
to this chapter unless the person holds the appropriate license for that activity. 6. As used in this section, “estate distillery” has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 597.200 .
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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