Sale of craft beer at promotional event
75H Sale of craft beer at promotional event
The commissioner may impose a condition on an artisan producer licence (beer) authorising the licensee to—
sell craft beer, produced by the licensee on the licensed premises, to persons at a promotional event for consumption away from the event; or
sell craft beer, produced by the licensee on the licensed premises, to persons at a promotional event for consumption at the event for the purpose of sampling the craft beer.
The total volume of craft beer that may be sold to each person at the promotional event, for consumption away from the event, is 9 litres unless a further condition imposed on the artisan producer licence (beer) under subsection (3) states otherwise.
If the commissioner imposes a condition on the licence under subsection (1), the commissioner may also impose further conditions on the licence in relation to—
the total volume of craft beer that may be sold to each person at a promotional event for consumption away from the event; or
the total volume of craft beer that may be sold to each person at the event for the purpose of sampling; or
the volume of each of the individual samples that may be sold to persons at the event.
Unless a further condition imposed on the licence states otherwise, a regulation may prescribe, for craft beer that may be sold to persons at a promotional event for consumption at the event—
the total volume of craft beer that may be sold to each person at the event for the purpose of sampling; or
the volume of each of the individual samples that may be sold to persons at the event.
This section does not limit the power of the commissioner, under part 5, to impose, amend or revoke conditions on the licence.
A condition imposed under this section applies to craft beer produced by the licensee at the licensee’s licensed premises.
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