New South Wales Consolidated Acts

LIQUOR ACT 2007 - SECT 35

35 Producers--miscellaneous provisions

(1) This section applies in relation to a producer/wholesaler licence under which the licensee carries on business as a wine producer, as a producer of cider, perry or mead or as a producer of beer or spirits.

(2) Multiple premises--wine producers Despite any other provision of this Act, the licensed premises to which a producer/wholesaler licence relates may, in the case of a wine producer only, comprise more than one set of premises, but only if--

(a) each set of premises is operated by the licensee, and

(b) the premises are all located in the same wine region (as determined in accordance with the regulations).

(2A) Multiple premises--producers of cider, perry, mead, beer or spirits Despite any other provision of this Act, the licensed premises to which a producer/wholesaler licence relates may, for a producer of cider, perry or mead or for a producer of beer or spirits, comprise more than one set of premises, but only if--

(a) each set of premises is operated by the licensee, and

(b) the premises are within--

(i) 10km of each other, if any of the premises are in a metropolitan area, or

(ii) 20km of each other, if any of the premises are in a non-metropolitan area.

(3) Industry shows Liquor may only be sold or supplied by the licensee at an industry show in accordance with section 33(1)(d)--

(a) to customers or intending customers for consumption at the licensee's display area, but only for the purposes of tasting, or

(b) in sealed containers for consumption away from the industry show.

(4) Producers' markets or fairs Liquor may only be sold or supplied by the licensee at a producers' market or fair in accordance with section 33(1)(e)--

(a) to customers or intending customers for consumption at the licensee's stall, but only for the purposes of tasting, and

(b) in sealed containers for consumption away from the market or fair.

(5) Liquor must not be sold or supplied by the licensee at any such industry show, or at any such market or fair, to a person who is intoxicated.

(6) In this section--

"metropolitan area" means an area prescribed by the regulations to be a metropolitan area.

"non-metropolitan area" means any area that is not a metropolitan area.