Bill > H921

This bill makes numerous changes to alcohol-related laws in the state, covering a wide range of provisions. The bill allows ABC stores to display North Carolina spirits more flexibly, creates a new framework for mobile bar services permits, and permits mixed beverage permittees to purchase spirituous liquor from any designated ABC store in the state. It introduces a comprehensive set of regulations for premixed cocktail distribution, including creating new permit types for premixed cocktail wholesalers and vendors. The bill also allows local governments and tribal authorities to authorize Sunday sales of alcohol, expands permissions for temporary pricing promotions at establishments with alcohol permits, and clarifies rules around social districts and mixed beverage consumption. Additionally, the bill revises regulations for game nights and raffles, increasing the number of permitted events and removing certain restrictions, particularly for 50/50 raffles conducted by nonprofit organizations. Other provisions include adding whipped cream to the definition of alcohol consumable, modifying temporary permit application processes, and adjusting laws about the number of alcoholic drinks that can be sold to a single patron. The bill aims to provide more flexibility for businesses and organizations while maintaining regulatory oversight of alcohol sales and consumption.

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https://www.ncleg.gov/BillLookUp/2025/H921