89R14408 SCF-D
 
  By: Landgraf H.B. No. 1301
 
  Substitute the following for H.B. No. 1301:
 
  By:  Phelan C.S.H.B. No. 1301
 
 
 
A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
 
AN ACT
  relating to the sale of wine and malt beverages by certain alcoholic
  beverage manufacturers at a restaurant operated by the
  manufacturer.
         BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
         SECTION 1.  Section 16.01, Alcoholic Beverage Code, is
  amended by adding Subsection (f) to read as follows:
         (f)  The holder of a winery permit may purchase malt
  beverages from the holder of a distributor's license and sell those
  malt beverages to ultimate consumers for consumption at a
  restaurant operated by the permit holder on the winery premises.
         SECTION 2.  Chapter 16, Alcoholic Beverage Code, is amended
  by adding Section 16.13 to read as follows:
         Sec. 16.13.  ON-PREMISES RESTAURANT.  (a)  The holder of a
  winery permit may sell wine and malt beverages to ultimate
  consumers for consumption at a restaurant operated by the permit
  holder on the winery premises.
         (b)  Food must be available at the restaurant at all times
  alcoholic beverages are sold.
         (c)  The holder of a winery permit who operates a restaurant
  as provided by this section shall maintain and make available for
  inspection by the commission on the commission's request:
               (1)  a menu or list of all food and beverages to be
  offered for sale at the restaurant, including prices; 
               (2)  a list of equipment used by the restaurant for food
  preparation;
               (3)  a record of the hours of operation for the
  restaurant, including hours during which alcoholic beverages are
  available; 
               (4)  a floor plan of the restaurant portion of the
  permitted premises, showing the areas that are dedicated for food
  preparation and service and the areas that are dedicated for
  alcoholic beverage preparation and service;
               (5)  a summary of daily sales, separating the total
  sales for:
                     (A)  alcoholic beverages; 
                     (B)  food; and 
                     (C)  any other major sales categories, including
  nonalcoholic beverages; and
               (6)  each invoice for the purchase of alcoholic
  beverages sold under the permit until the fourth anniversary of the
  date the alcoholic beverage was purchased.
         (d)  Failure to make available any required documentation to
  the commission on the commission's request or maintain a record
  required by this section is:
               (1)  prima facie evidence of noncompliance with the
  requirements of this section; and 
               (2)  grounds for the commission to take disciplinary
  action against the permit holder.
         SECTION 3.  Section 19.01, Alcoholic Beverage Code, is
  amended to read as follows:
         Sec. 19.01.  AUTHORIZED ACTIVITIES.  The holder of a
  wholesaler's permit may:
               (1)  purchase and import liquor from distillers,
  wineries, and rectifiers who are holders of nonresident seller's
  permits or from their agents;
               (2)  purchase liquor from other wholesalers in the
  state;
               (3)  sell liquor in the original containers in which it
  is received to retailers and wholesalers in this state authorized
  to sell the liquor; [and]
               (4)  sell liquor to qualified persons outside the
  state;
               (5)  sell wine to the holder of a winery permit
  authorized to sell wine to ultimate consumers for consumption at a
  restaurant operated by the permit holder on the winery premises
  under Section 16.13; and
               (6)  sell wine to the holder of a brewer's license
  authorized to sell wine to ultimate consumers for consumption at a
  restaurant operated by the license holder on the brewery premises
  under Section 62.16.
         SECTION 4.  Chapter 62, Alcoholic Beverage Code, is amended
  by adding Section 62.16 to read as follows:
         Sec. 62.16.  ON-PREMISES RESTAURANT.  (a)  The holder of a
  brewer's license authorized to sell malt beverages to ultimate
  consumers for consumption on the brewer's premises under Section
  62.122 may:
               (1)  purchase wine from wholesalers authorized to sell
  wine;
               (2)  purchase malt beverages from the holder of a
  distributor's license authorized to sell malt beverages; and
               (3)  sell the wine and malt beverages to ultimate
  consumers for consumption at a restaurant operated by the license
  holder on the brewery premises. 
         (b)  Food must be available at the restaurant at all times
  alcoholic beverages are sold.
         (c)  Section 62.122(b) does not apply to a malt beverage
  purchased by the holder of a brewer's license under Subsection (a)
  and sold to an ultimate consumer for consumption at a restaurant
  operated by the license holder under this section.
         (d)  The holder of a brewer's license who operates a
  restaurant as provided by this section shall maintain and make
  available for inspection by the commission on the commission's
  request:
               (1)  a menu or list of all food and beverages to be
  offered for sale at the restaurant, including prices;
               (2)  a list of equipment used by the restaurant for food
  preparation;
               (3)  a record of the hours of operation for the
  restaurant, including hours during which alcoholic beverages are
  available;
               (4)  a floor plan of the restaurant portion of the
  licensed premises, showing the areas that are dedicated for food
  preparation and service and the areas that are dedicated for
  alcoholic beverage preparation and service;
               (5)  a summary of daily sales, separating the total
  sales for:
                     (A)  alcoholic beverages; 
                     (B)  food; and 
                     (C)  any other major sales categories, including
  nonalcoholic beverages; and
               (6)  each invoice for the purchase of alcoholic
  beverages sold under the license until the fourth anniversary of
  the date the alcoholic beverage was purchased.
         (e)  Failure to make available any required documentation to
  the commission on the commission's request or maintain a record
  required by this section is:
               (1)  prima facie evidence of noncompliance with the
  requirements of this section; and 
               (2)  grounds for the commission to take disciplinary
  action against the license holder.
         SECTION 5.  Section 102.31(a), Alcoholic Beverage Code, is
  amended to read as follows:
         (a)  This section applies to:
               (1)  the sale of malt beverages or malt beverage
  containers or the original packages in which malt beverages are
  received, packaged, or contained by a distributor's licensee to a
  retail dealer's on-premise or off-premise licensee, a wine and malt
  beverage retailer's permittee, or a wine and malt beverage
  retailer's off-premise permittee; and
               (2)  the sale of malt beverages by a local distributor's
  permittee, or by any licensee authorized to sell those beverages
  for resale, to:
                     (A)  a mixed beverage permittee;
                     (B)  a winery permittee authorized to sell malt
  beverages to an ultimate consumer at a restaurant operated by the
  permittee under Section 16.13; or
                     (C)  a brewer's licensee authorized to sell malt
  beverages to an ultimate consumer at a restaurant operated by the
  licensee under Section 62.16.
         SECTION 6.  Section 102.32(a), Alcoholic Beverage Code, is
  amended to read as follows:
         (a)  In this section:
               (1)  "Wholesale dealer" means a wholesaler, class B
  wholesaler, winery, or local distributor's permittee.
               (2)  "Retailer" means a package store, wine only
  package store, wine and malt beverage retailers, wine and malt
  beverage retailer's off-premise, or mixed beverage permittee, any
  other retailer, or a private club registration permittee. For
  purposes of this section:
                     (A)  [,] the holder of a winery permit issued
  under Chapter 16 is a retailer when the winery permit holder
  purchases wine from the holder of a wholesaler's permit issued
  under Chapter 19 for resale to ultimate consumers in unbroken
  packages or for consumption on the premises of a restaurant
  operated by the holder of the winery permit under Section 16.13; and
                     (B)  the holder of a brewer's license issued under
  Chapter 62 is a retailer when the brewer's license holder purchases
  wine from the holder of a wholesaler's permit issued under Chapter
  19 for resale to ultimate consumers for consumption on the premises
  of a restaurant operated by the holder of the brewer's license under
  Section 62.16.
               (3)  "Month" means a calendar month.
         SECTION 7.  As soon as practicable after the effective date
  of this Act, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission shall adopt
  rules necessary to implement the changes in law made by this Act.
         SECTION 8.  This Act takes effect September 1, 2025.