Nevada § 369.410 Certain whiskeys not to be imported; exception

Nevada Statutes

§ 369.410 — Certain whiskeys not to be imported; exception

Nevada § 369.410

Title 32REVENUE AND TAXATION

Ch. 369Intoxicating

SUPPLIERS, IMPORTERS AND PERMISSIBLE PERSONS

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 369.410 (2026).

Text

1.After January 1, 1948, no importer or consignee of liquors shall import or accept any consignment of liquors labeled or sold as whiskey, unless the same be straight whiskey or blends of straight whiskeys aged in charred oak containers for 2 or more years after distillation and before bottling, or a blended whiskey, unless the same contain not less than 20 percent of straight whiskey or whiskeys aged in charred oak containers for 2 or more years after distillation and before bottling, blended with neutral spirits.

2.Nothing in subsection 1 shall apply to imported Scotch, Irish or Canadian whiskey.

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1. After January 1, 1948, no importer or consignee of liquors shall import or accept any consignment of liquors labeled or sold as whiskey, unless the same be straight whiskey or blends of straight whiskeys aged in charred oak containers for 2 or more years after distillation and before bottling, or a blended whiskey, unless the same contain not less than 20 percent of straight whiskey or whiskeys aged in charred oak containers for 2 or more years after distillation and before bottling, blended with neutral spirits.
2. Nothing in subsection 1 shall apply to imported Scotch, Irish or Canadian whiskey.