Vermont § 225 - Fortified wine permits

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§ 225. Fortified wine permits

  • (a)(1) The Division of Liquor Control may grant a fortified wine permit to a second-class
    licensee if the licensee files an application accompanied by the fee provided in section 204 of this title. (2) The Division of Liquor Control shall issue not more than 150 fortified wine permits
    in any single year. (b)(1) A fortified wine permit holder may sell fortified wines to the public from the licensed
    premises for consumption off the premises. (2) A fortified wine permit holder shall purchase all fortified wines to be offered for
    sale to the public pursuant to the permit through the Board of Liquor and Lottery
    at a price equal to not more than 75 percent of the current retail price for the fortified
    wine established by the Commissioner pursuant to subdivision 107(b)(3)(B) of this title. (Added 2017, No. 83, § 39; amended 2018, No. 1 (Sp

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