New Jersey § 33:1-11
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§ 33:1-11.
Class B licenses shall be subdivided and classified as follows: Plenary wholesale license. 1. The holder of this license shall be entitled, subject to rules and regulations,
to sell and distribute alcoholic beverages to retailers and wholesalers licensed in
accordance with this chapter, and to sell and distribute without this State to any
persons pursuant to the laws of the places of such sale and distribution, and to maintain
a warehouse and salesroom; provided, however, that the delivery of such alcoholic
beverages by the holder of this license to retailers licensed under this Title shall
be from inventory in a warehouse located in New Jersey which is operated under a plenary
wholesale license. The fee for this license shall be $8,750 . Limited wholesale license. 2a. The holder of this license shall be entitled, subject to rules and regulations,
to sell and distribute brewed malt alcoholic beverages and naturally fermented wines
to retailers and wholesalers licensed in accordance with this chapter, and to sell
and distribute without this State to any persons pursuant to the laws of the places
of such sale and distribution, and to maintain a warehouse and salesroom. The fee for this license shall be $1,875 . Wine wholesale license. 2b. The holder of this license shall be entitled, subject to rules and regulations,
to sell and distribute any naturally fermented, treated, blended, fortified and sparkling
wines to retailers and wholesalers licensed in accordance with this chapter, and to
sell and distribute without this State to any persons pursuant to the laws of the
places of such sale and distribution, and to maintain a warehouse and salesroom;
provided, however, that the delivery of such wines by the holder of this license to
retailers licensed under this Title shall be from inventory in a warehouse located
in New Jersey which is operated under a wine wholesale license. The fee for this license shall be $3,750 . State beverage distributor's license. 2c. (1) The holder of this license shall be entitled, subject to rules and regulations,
to sell and distribute unchilled, brewed, malt alcoholic beverages in original containers
only, in quantities of not less than 144 fluid ounces and chilled draught malt alcoholic
beverages in kegs, barrels or other similar containers of at least one fluid gallon
in capacity, to retailers licensed in accordance with this chapter, and to sell and
distribute without this State to any person pursuant to the laws of the places of
such sale and distribution, and to maintain a warehouse and salesroom. The holder of this license may sell unchilled, brewed, malt alcoholic beverages
in original containers only, in quantities of not less than 144 fluid ounces and chilled
draught malt alcoholic beverages in kegs, barrels or other similar containers of at
least 7.75 fluid gallons in capacity, at retail; provided, however, that such sales
shall be made only for consumption off the licensed premises. This license shall not be issued to any person holding a plenary or limited brewery
license, nor shall it be issued to any person directly or indirectly interested in
any brewery within or without this State. This license shall not be issued for premises in or upon which any retail business,
except the sale of malt alcoholic beverages and nonalcoholic beverages, is carried
on. The fee for this license shall be $1,031 . (2) After the effective date of P.L.1995, c. 309 any license issued or transferred pursuant to this subsection for a premises located
in a municipality in a county of the fifth or sixth class shall be limited to prohibit
retail sales. (3) The holder of a license issued pursuant to this subsection shall not be entitled
to sell malt alcoholic beverages at retail as provided in paragraph (1) of this subsection,
at hours of the day or on days of the week during which sales by holders of plenary
retail distributors licenses are prohibited in the municipality in which the licensed
premises is located or in a municipality which, in accordance with the provisions
of this title, prohibits all retail sales of wine and malt alcoholic beverages in
original bottle or can containers. The provisions of section 22 of P.L.2003, c. 117 ( C.33:1-11 ) amendatory of this section shall apply to licenses issued or transferred on or after
July 1, 2003, and to license renewals commencing on or after July 1, 2003.
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