Tavern and entertainment liquor license.

This bill creates a new "tavern and entertainment liquor license" for establishments that primarily serve food and entertainment, not alcohol. To qualify, at least 60% of an establishment's revenue must come from food services, entertainment, or a combination of both - not alcohol sales. Licensees must submit annual sales reports separating food/entertainment revenue from alcohol sales, pay an annual fee of $1,500-$10,500, and cannot transfer the license or sell alcohol for off-premises consumption. The license applies to venues defined as "tavern and entertainment establishments" under Wyoming law, requiring local licensing authorities to enforce these revenue and operational rules.