Mississippi Native Spirit Law; rename and revise various provisions.

Added new definitions for 'craft spirit' and 'craft distillery' to distinguish them from native spirits and native distilleries.

Added numerous new definitions for various establishments and locations including cooking schools, art studios, spa facilities, and campus properties.

Authorized craft distilleries to have one permanent satellite tasting room sales location in any other location in the state that allows alcohol sales.

Renamed the Mississippi Native Spirit Law to the Mississippi Native and Craft Spirits Law to reflect the inclusion of craft spirits.

Updated tax provisions to apply to craft spirits in the same manner as native spirits, including privilege license taxes and excise taxes.

Revised permit and registration requirements for distilleries to include registration with the Secretary of State and appointment of an agent for service of process.

Expanded the list of qualified resort areas to include numerous specific municipalities, facilities, and geographic locations where alcohol sales are now permitted.