A recently passed law (HB1602) affords Washington breweries greater flexibility to contract for food services in their tasting rooms. It allows breweries to subcontract with one or more individuals or entities to satisfy food service requirements for restaurant liquor licenses (beer/wine, beer/wine/spirits). This provides more flexibility for breweries looking to open additional locations while still meeting food-service requirements. We told you about HB 1602 in a previous post.
Now that it is law (good work, WA Brewers Guild), the Liquor and Cannabis Board is considering rules around the new law. I recently received a message from the LCB about an upcoming Feedback Session on November 18th. I share that message below.
Feedback Session Scheduled for Alcohol-Related Rulemaking Regarding Contract Kitchens for Breweries
As part of the Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) rulemaking to implement Engrossed House Bill 1602, LCB is holding an online feedback session. The session will cover:
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- Draft rules for discussion
- Next steps
This session is open to all interested parties. Those who are not able to attend and want to provide input can send written feedback to rules@lcb.wa.gov. More information about this and other LCB rulemaking projects can be found on our Current Rulemaking webpage.
Session Details Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2:00 p.m.
Join on your computer, mobile app, or room device. Click here to join the meeting
- Meeting ID: 266 180 190 376 2
- Passcode: kM2Xo7ih
Download Teams | Join on the web
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- Or call in (audio only) +1 564-999-2000,,708441743#
- Phone Conference ID: 708 441 743#
During these online sessions please keep the following in mind:
- The session may be recorded. Recordings are subject to public disclosure. Recordings help ensure we collect all feedback and that those who can’t attend can view the sessions when they are available.
- The Teams chat feature will be on. Questions written in the chat will be saved in the rulemaking file and are subject to public disclosure.
- Questions and comments in the sessions’ chat may not be responded to in real time but will be addressed at the end of the session, as time allows.
- Participants will be muted and will be unmuted when the sessions’ leader turns on your microphone.
- To ask questions during the sessions, you must use the raise hand function and you will be unmuted to ask your question.
Please feel free to follow up with the Rules and Policy Team with any questions at rules@lcb.wa.gov. More information about this and other LCB rulemaking projects can be found on the Rules webpage.
