(1) manufacture liquor;

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(3) bottle liquor; and

(4) insert liquor into containers.

     (b) A distiller shall enjoy all the privileges accorded the holder of a rectifier’s permit, but the distiller shall not have to obtain a separate rectifier’s permit nor pay an additional fee.

     (c) A distiller shall be entitled to transport liquor and to sell and deliver it in shipments to points outside this state, or to the holder of a liquor wholesaler’s permit, or to the holder of a rectifier’s permit.

     (d) A distiller may not sell liquor produced under a distiller’s permit as issued under section 1 of this chapter to a consumer, nor to a person for the purpose of having it retailed by the person, whether that person holds a liquor retailer’s permit under this title or not.

     (e) A distiller may transport liquor to and from a brewery located within the same county for the purposes of carbonating and canning by the brewery.

     (f) The activity under this section is not an interest under IC 7.1-5-9.

[Pre-1973 Recodification Citations: 7-1-1-16; 7-1-1-17.]

Formerly: Acts 1973, P.L.55, SEC.1. As amended by P.L.279-2019, SEC.4; P.L.285-2019, SEC.23; P.L.194-2021, SEC.36.