California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 9 — Alcoholic Beverages, Chapter 5 — Restrictions on Issuance of Licenses, Article 1 — In General

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Section 23770Requires a winegrower or wine blender license, as appropriate to the premises operations, to be issued to and held only by a…Section 23771Prohibits issuance of most distilled spirits licenses to a person, or that person’s officer, director, employee, or agent, that manufactures distilled spirits…Section 23771.5Allows a licensed craft distiller to hold a distilled-spirits license authorizing importation despite the referenced restriction. Limits that privilege by requiring every…Section 23772Prohibits a distilled spirits manufacturer or manufacturer-agent licensee from holding direct or indirect interests in craft distiller, spirits wholesaler, rectifier, or retailer…Section 23773Allows agents or employees of an out-of-state distilled spirits manufacturer to solicit orders for distilled spirits within California despite the restrictions in…Section 23774Exempts from the referenced ownership restrictions issuance of a distilled-spirits wholesale license to a person who, on July 1, 1937, owned or…Section 23775Requires an importer license to be issued only to a person or manufacturer that holds a license authorizing sale for resale of…Section 23776Prohibits issuance or renewal of a wholesaler license to an on-sale or off-sale licensee, except a wholesaler license limited to on-sale customers…Section 23777Prohibits issuance or renewal of an off-sale general license to a distilled-spirits wholesaler whose premises are in a city with at least…Section 23778Requires every holder of a distilled spirits wholesaler’s license to maintain, throughout the entire license year, a reasonable stock of distilled spirits…Section 23779Prohibits issuance of a wholesale license unless the applicant actually conducts or genuinely intends a bona fide wholesale business selling the licensed…Section 23780Prohibits issuance or renewal of a distilled spirits wholesaler or rectifier license to a person who holds retailer funds on deposit when…Section 23784Prohibits a retail on-sale license and a manufacturer, winegrower, importer, wholesaler, or rectifier license from being issued to the same person or…Section 23785Requires a retail package off-sale general license held by a rectifier or distilled spirits wholesaler to be issued only for the same…Section 23786Allows a university-related nonprofit corporation to obtain a special nonprofit sales license, accept up to 20,000 gallons of university-produced wine annually, sell…Section 23787Requires the department, before issuing an on-sale license to a bona fide public eating place, to determine that the premises support meal…Section 23788.5Prohibits an on-sale licensee from knowingly employing an unqualified person to manage, direct, or conduct the business. Requires a licensee requesting a…Section 23789Allows the department to refuse issuance of a retail license, other than a renewal or ownership transfer, for premises in the immediate…Section 23790Prohibits issuance of a retail license where its privileges conflict with a valid local zoning ordinance, but allows premises used before the…Section 23790.5Prohibits local governments from legislatively barring combined motor-fuel and off-sale beer/wine retailing where each use is separately allowed, subject to pre-August 1,…Section 23791Establishes that the alcoholic-beverage division does not interfere with powers granted to cities by the specified Government Code provisions. The provision preserves…Section 23793Prohibits new original public-premises licenses except licenses for beer or for beer and wine, and prohibits transferring public-premises licenses from one county…Section 23794Prohibits issuance of any license that would authorize the manufacture, distribution, or retail sale of powdered alcohol. The licensing bar applies across…

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