§ 60-6A-1 Wholesaler’s license
§ 60-6A-2 Retailer’s license
§ 60-6A-3 Dispenser’s license
§ 60-6A-4 Restaurant license
§ 60-6A-5 Club licenses
§ 60-6A-6 Manufacturer’s license
§ 60-6A-6.1 Craft distiller’s license
§ 60-6A-7 Nonresident license
§ 60-6A-8 Wine bottler’s license
§ 60-6A-9 Public service license
§ 60-6A-10 Governmental license
§ 60-6A-11 Winegrower’s license
§ 60-6A-11.1 Direct wine shipment permit; authorization; restrictions
§ 60-6A-12 Special dispenser’s permits; state and local fees
§ 60-6A-13 Registration to transport
§ 60-6A-14 Sacramental wine
§ 60-6A-15 License and permit fees
§ 60-6A-16 Proration of fees
§ 60-6A-17 Issuance of licenses and collection of fees
§ 60-6A-18 Limitation on number of licenses; exceptions
§ 60-6A-19 No property right in license; exception
§ 60-6A-20 Vested rights of licensees operating breweries, distilleries, rectifying plants or wineries
§ 60-6A-21 Short title
§ 60-6A-22 Definitions
§ 60-6A-24 Wine blender’s license
§ 60-6A-26 Wine exporter’s license
§ 60-6A-26.1 Small brewer’s license
§ 60-6A-26.2 Beer bottler’s license
§ 60-6A-27 License fees
§ 60-6A-28 Nonresident licenses
§ 60-6A-29 Wine wholesaler’s license
§ 60-6A-30 Posting of warnings
§ 60-6A-31 State fair; golf courses; ski areas; alcoholic beverage sales restrictions
§ 60-6A-32 Interstate wine tastings; competitions; permits
§ 60-6A-33 Tasting permit; fees
§ 60-6A-34 Special bed and breakfast dispensing license; fees;
§ 60-6A-35 Small brewer and winegrower limited wholesaler’s
§ 60-6A-36 Redeemable coupons prohibited
§ 60-6A-37 Alcoholic beverage delivery permit; third party delivery license
§ 60-6A-38 Study effects of delivery of alcohol
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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 60 > Article 6A - State Licenses

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