Relating to low-proof spirit alcohol products

Added new definition for 'low-proof spirit alcohol product' specifying it must be packaged in aluminum or other metal cans only, and contains 0.5% to 15.5% alcohol by volume.

Modified the definition of 'alcoholic liquor' to explicitly include 'low-proof spirit alcohol products' alongside alcohol, beer, wine, and spirits.

Added new article §60-8B establishing licensing requirements for manufacture, sale, and distribution of low-proof spirit alcohol products, effective July 1, 2030.

Added prohibition on selling low-proof spirit alcohol products in growlers, and prohibited manufacturers from self-distributing these products.

Added a $1.25 per gallon tax on low-proof spirit alcohol products sold on and after July 1, 2030.

Added reporting requirements for distilleries and distributors to file monthly reports with the Tax Commissioner showing purchaser identity, quantity, label, and alcoholic content.

Set July 1, 2030 as the effective date for all new licensing, taxation, and distribution requirements for low-proof spirit alcohol products.

All legal definitions for terms like 'low-proof spirit alcohol products', 'manufacture', and 'sale' were removed.

Regulatory requirements for licensing, taxation, and reporting of low-proof spirit alcohol products were removed.

Effective dates and implementation timelines for the new alcohol regulations were removed.

Website navigation links and footer information were added in place of the legislative text.

Added new definition for 'Low-proof spirit alcohol product' specifying beverages between 1.5% and 15.5% ABV that must be packaged in aluminum or metal cans only.

Modified the definition of 'Alcoholic liquor' to include 'low-proof spirit alcohol products' alongside alcohol, beer, wine, and spirits.

Established July 1, 2030 as the effective date for all provisions related to low-proof spirit alcohol products.

Created a new $1.25 per gallon tax on low-proof spirit alcohol products sold on and after the effective date.

Requires distilleries and distributors to submit monthly written reports under oath to the Tax Commissioner showing purchaser identity, quantity, label, and alcoholic content.

Prohibits self-distribution by manufacturers or distilleries of low-proof spirit alcohol products.

Explicitly prohibits sale of low-proof spirit alcohol products in growlers.

Allows persons legally authorized to manufacture, distribute, or sell nonintoxicating beer to also sell low-proof spirit alcohol products under the same licensing framework.