TABC Code - Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
TABC Code - Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
TABC Code - Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
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Sec. 17.05. APPLICABILITY OF OTHER LAW. (a) The provisions of this code applicable<br />
to the sale of wine on the permitted premises of the holder of a winery permit apply to the sale of wine<br />
under this chapter.<br />
(b) The winery permit of the holder of a winery festival permit may be canceled or<br />
suspended for a violation occurring in connection with activities conducted under this chapter.<br />
CHAPTER 18. WINE BOTTLER'S PERMIT<br />
Sec. 18.01. AUTHORIZED ACTIVITIES. The holder of a wine bottler's permit may:<br />
(1) purchase and import wine only from the holders of nonresident seller's permits or<br />
their agents who are holders of manufacturer's agent's permits;<br />
(2) purchase wine in this state from holders of wholesaler's, winery, or wine bottler's<br />
permits;<br />
(3) bottle, rebottle, label, package, and sell wine to permit holders in this state<br />
authorized to purchase and sell wine; and<br />
(4) sell wine to qualified persons outside the state.<br />
Sec. 18.02. FEE. The annual state fee for a wine bottler's permit is $225.<br />
Sec. 18.03. PERMANENT RECORD. A holder of a wine bottler's permit shall keep a<br />
permanent record of each purchase and sale of wine. The record shall include the name of the person from<br />
whom the wine is purchased or to whom it is sold, the number of gallons purchased or sold, and the<br />
percentage of alcohol of the wine by volume.<br />
CHAPTER 19. WHOLESALER'S PERMIT<br />
Sec. 19.01. AUTHORIZED ACTIVITIES. The holder of a wholesaler's permit may:<br />
(1) purchase and import liquor from distillers, brewers, wineries, wine bottlers,<br />
rectifiers, and manufacturers who are holders of nonresident seller's permits or from their agents who hold<br />
manufacturer's agents permits;<br />
(2) purchase liquor from other wholesalers in the state;<br />
(3) sell liquor in the original containers in which it is received to retailers and<br />
wholesalers in this state authorized to sell the liquor; [and]<br />
(4) sell liquor to qualified persons outside the state; and<br />
(5) sell ale and malt liquor to a holder of a private club registration permit. Sec. 19.02. FEE. The<br />
annual state fee for a wholesaler's permit is $1,875.<br />
Sec. 19.03. PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES. The holder of a wholesaler's permit or his agent<br />
may enter the licensed premises of a mixed beverage permittee or private club registration permittee to<br />
determine the brands offered for sale and suggest or promote the sale of other brands, to the extent<br />
authorized by Section 102.07 of this code. The holder or his agent may not accept a direct order from a<br />
mixed beverage permittee except for wine or malt liquor.<br />
Sec. 19.04. MINIATURE CONTAINERS. In addition to other authorized containers, a<br />
wholesaler's permittee may import, sell, offer for sale, and possess for the purpose of resale distilled<br />
spirits, wine, and vinous liquors in containers of not less than one ounce nor more than two ounces.<br />
Liquor in containers of that size may be sold to:<br />
(1) package store permittees for resale to airline beverage permittees, as provided in<br />
Section 34.05 of this code; and<br />
(2) local distributor's permittees.<br />
Sec. 19.05. ALE AND MALT LIQUOR FOR EXPORT. (a) In this section "ale or malt liquor<br />
for export" means ale or malt liquor a wholesaler holds for export to another state in which the wholesaler<br />
has been assigned a territory for the distribution and sale of the ale or malt liquor. The term includes ale<br />
<strong>Texas</strong> <strong>Alcoholic</strong> <strong>Beverage</strong> <strong>Code</strong> (2009) 42