Montana § 16-4-903 Direct Shipment Of Beer -- Limitations

Montana Statutes

§ 16-4-903 — Direct Shipment Of Beer -- Limitations

Montana § 16-4-903

Title 16ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, AND MARIJUANA

Ch. 4LICENSE ADMINISTRATION

Part 9Connoisseur's Licenses

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Mont. Code Ann. § 16-4-903 (2026).

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16-4-903 . Direct shipment of beer -- limitations.

(1)Subject to the provisions of 16-4-901 , the holder of a connoisseur's license may receive up to 288 bottles or 12 cases of beer from an out-of-state brewery during a 12-month period for personal use and not for resale.

(2)A licensee under this section shall forward to the out-of-state brewery a distinctive address label, provided by the department, clearly identifying any package that is shipped as a legal direct-shipment package to the holder of a connoisseur's license.

(3)A licensee shall report to the department, on June 30 and December 31, the total amount of beer received from an out-of-state brewery and pay all applicable excise taxes, as provided for in Title 16, chapter 1, part 4, imposed on the receipt of beer during the pre

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16-4-903 . Direct shipment of beer -- limitations. (1) Subject to the provisions of 16-4-901 , the holder of a connoisseur's license may receive up to 288 bottles or 12 cases of beer from an out-of-state brewery during a 12-month period for personal use and not for resale.
(2) A licensee under this section shall forward to the out-of-state brewery a distinctive address label, provided by the department, clearly identifying any package that is shipped as a legal direct-shipment package to the holder of a connoisseur's license.
(3) A licensee shall report to the department, on June 30 and December 31, the total amount of beer received from an out-of-state brewery and pay all applicable excise taxes, as provided for in Title 16, chapter 1, part 4, imposed on the receipt of beer during the previous 6 months.