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If I have an individual who runs a winery and sells wine, must any person that is selling the wine have an operator’s license if the owner is not present?

April 26, 2017individual license operator owner person Selling sells Wine winery

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If I have an individual who runs a winery and sells wine, must any person that is selling the wine have an operator’s license if the owner is not present?

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If the sale is being made under the winery’s retail license (Class A or Class B), the person selling the wine must either hold an operator’s license or be 18 years of age or older and working under the immediate supervision of someone holding an operator’s license, this is the same requirement of any retailer making sales.