Liquor: other; leasing, selling, and transferring portions of certain alternating proprietors under approval of commission; allow. Amends secs. 105 & 603 of 1998 PA 58 (MCL 436.1105 & 436.1603).

HB 6093 updates the Michigan Liquor Control Code by adding new definitions for terms such as "alcohol vapor device" and "alternating proprietorship" to clarify regulations for shared production spaces. The bill also modifies rules regarding ownership interests, allowing small distillers and brandy manufacturers to sell their products in restaurants they own or operate under commission approval. Additionally, it permits brewpubs to hold ownership stakes in up to five other brewpubs provided their combined annual beer production does not exceed 18,000 barrels. These changes directly affect liquor licensees, manufacturers, and suppliers by expanding specific operational allowances and refining the language used to describe various alcohol-related businesses.