New Hampshire § 179:40 Substitution of Brand;  Refilling Bottles

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 179:40 — Substitution of Brand; Refilling Bottles

New Hampshire § 179:40

Title XIIIALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

Ch. 179ENFORCEMENT, REQUIREMENTS AND PENALTIES

SubdivisionSales Restrictions

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Bluebook

N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 179:40 (2026).

Text

I.No licensee shall substitute any other brand of beer, ale, liquor or wine in place of the brand specified by a patron unless the licensee has advised the patron that his desired brand is not available and has received his approval of a substitution.

II.No licensee shall refill any bottle of legally purchased beverage or liquor.

III.Where a licensee is authorized the retail sale of beer in a refillable container, such licensee, at his sole discretion, may fill such refillable container with his product regardless of the branding on the refillable container.

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I. No licensee shall substitute any other brand of beer, ale, liquor or wine in place of the brand specified by a patron unless the licensee has advised the patron that his desired brand is not available and has received his approval of a substitution.
II. No licensee shall refill any bottle of legally purchased beverage or liquor.
III. Where a licensee is authorized the retail sale of beer in a refillable container, such licensee, at his sole discretion, may fill such refillable container with his product regardless of the branding on the refillable container.