New York § 61-A - 61-ACombined craft manufacturing license

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§ 61-A. 61-ACombined craft manufacturing license

§ 61-a. Combined craft manufacturing license. 1. The authority may issue a combined craft manufacturer's license to a person for the purposes of articles four, four-a, five and six of this chapter, combining the privileges of two or more farm or micro manufacturing licenses for use at one premises. 2. The license fee for the combined license shall equal the sum of the license fees for each of the licenses included in the combined license. Provided, however, that only one filing fee shall be required for any combined license. 3. The license certificate of the combined license shall set forth the licenses that are included under the combined license. 4. A combined farm manufacturer's license may combine two or more of the following licenses: farm meadery; farm brewery; micro-brewery; farm cidery; farm winery; micro-distillery; micro-rectifier; and farm distillery. Provided, however, that the licensed premises for a combined farm manufacturer's license that includes a farm winery license must be located on a farm.

Source: official New York text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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