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United States — Iowa
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Special class C retail alcohol licensees may not use or keep alcoholic liquor for beverage purposes in their place of business or on their premises, except for certain hotel/motel and pharmacy situations.
United States — Iowa
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Some licensees cannot sell beer except in specified permitted situations, and unlicensed persons cannot import beer into the state for sale or resale.
United States — Iowa
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Permit fees and taxes collected under this subchapter are allocated to specified funds, and barrel tax money cannot return to the general fund unless the general assembly specifically appropriates it.
United States — Iowa
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If beer containers sold in this state are labeled as having more than 5% alcohol by weight, that label is conclusive evidence of the beer’s alcoholic content.
United States — Iowa
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Sections 123.147 through 123.149 are reserved.
United States — Iowa
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People responsible for administering or enforcing this chapter must not accept or ask for gifts, donations, political advertising, gratuities, or other favors from retail alcohol licensees, wine permittees, or beer permittees.
United States — Iowa
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This text mainly marks sections as reserved or repealed, with no operative rule stated here.
United States — Iowa
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The department must prepare an annual report for the governor.
United States — Iowa
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This section sets rules for moving money out of the beer and liquor control fund to the state general fund and other listed funds, and directs how civil penalties are handled.
United States — Iowa
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Wine generally needs the proper permit, certificate, or license before it can be made, imported, or sold in Iowa, with limited exceptions for personal use and private sales.
United States — Iowa
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A class A wine permit lets the holder manufacture and sell wine in Iowa, and in some cases manufacture stronger wine for shipment out of state.
United States — Iowa
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Authorized nonprofit entities may get a special event license to hold charity auctions or charity events with beer, spirits, and wine, but they must follow detailed sourcing, sale, conduct, application, and license-duration rules.
United States — Iowa
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This section lets an authorized person run a wine auction only after getting a wine auction permit and following the permit rules.
United States — Iowa
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The director must issue wine permits under this chapter and may suspend or revoke a wine permit for cause.
United States — Iowa
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A class “A” wine permit applicant must file a completed application and provide specified information; the director must issue the permit if the applicant meets the listed conditions.
United States — Iowa
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Native wine manufacturers with the required class A wine permit may sell and deliver their wine, but the section limits where and how sales can occur and sets monthly filing and license caps.
United States — Iowa
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Class A wine permit holders may make and wholesale-sell off-premises wine, but sales are limited to specified buyers and the permit holder must get separate permits for multiple business locations.
United States — Iowa
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This provision sets fixed annual fees for certain wine-related permits and licenses.
United States — Iowa
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This text shows citation history for the section and states that sections 123.19 through 123.21 are reserved.
United States — Iowa
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Some wine businesses must get a vintner’s certificate of compliance, file and update permittee lists, register certain employees or agents, and avoid discriminatory sales practices.