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Licensing and Regulation Manufacturer, Importer and Wholesaler Section PO Box 43098 Olympia, WA 98504-3098 Phone-360-664-1600,option 1 FAX-(360) 664-4054 www.lcb.wa.gov Non-Retail Liquor License Description and Fees Information 1. Use the following information to complete the Licenses and Fees section of the Department of Revenue Business License Application. 2. If you are applying for a stand-alone or added retail license and your application is withdrawn or denied for any reason, $75 is kept as a processing fee. (RCW 66.24.015) 3. If you have any questions, please call Customer Service at 360-664-1600, option 1, then 2. Liquor License Change of Location Close your present in-state business and move to a new in-state location. $75 IN-STATE SPIRITS / DISTILLERY LICENSES Spirits Distributor $1,402 To sell spirits to licensed spirit retailers or other spirits distributors and export from Washington. Spirits must be purchased from a licensed Washington distillery, craft distillery, Spirits Certificate of Approval (COA) holder, Authorized Representative COA of US or Foreign Spirits, licensed importer or a supplier of foreign spirits located outside the U.S. There is a monthly reporting and payment requirement (WAC 314-23-021). A Spirits Distributor licensee is required to pay the WSLCB 10% of its gross annual spirits receipts for the first 27 months of licensure and 5% of its gross annual spirits receipts thereafter. Fruit and / or Wine Distiller $213 To distill fruit and/or wine to produce fruit brandy and wine spirits. May sell spirits of its own production directly to a consumer for off-premises consumption, provided that the sale occurs when the customer is physically present on the license premises. A sample of.05 ounces is permitted, with a maximum of two ounces per person per day. May also sell spirits of its own production to licensed Washington State Spirits Distributors and Spirits Retailers. May maintain an approved warehouse off the distillery premises for the distribution of spirits of its own production. There is a monthly reporting and payment requirement (WAC 314-28-070). Spirits Importer $638 To import, store, sell to licensed Spirits Distributors or export any liquor other than beer or wine. Craft Distillery $107 For distillers who are producing 150,000 gallons or less of spirits per calendar year. At least half of the raw materials used in the production must be grown in Washington. Allows a craft distillery to contract distilled spirits LIQ 181 1/17 Page 1 of 6

for and sell distilled spirits to holders of distillery licenses, manufacturer s licenses and grower s licenses. May sell spirits of its own production directly to a consumer for off-premises consumption, provided that the sale occurs when the customer is physically present on the licensed premises. A sample of.05 ounces is permitted with a maximum of two ounces per person per day. May also sell spirits of its own production to licensed Washington State Spirits Distributors and Spirits Retailers. May maintain an approved warehouse off the distillery premises for the distribution of spirits of its own production. There is a monthly reporting / payment requirement (WAC 314-28-070). Distiller / Rectifier $2,124 To distill, blend, rectify and bottle spirituous liquor. May sell spirits of its own production directly to a consumer for off-premises consumption provided that the sale occurs when the customer is physically present on the licensed premises. A sample of.05 ounces is permitted with a maximum of two ounces per person per day. May also sell spirits of its own production to licensed Washington State Spirits Distributors and Spirits Retailers. May maintain an approved warehouse off the distillery premises for the distribution of spirits of its own production. There is a monthly reporting / payment requirement (WAC 314-28-070). IN-STATE BEER / BREWERY LICENSES Microbrewery - Production of less than 60,000 barrels per year $107 To manufacture beer in Washington State. Allows a Microbrewery to sell beer and growlers of beer of its own production at retail for on and off-premises consumption and to act as a distributor for beer of its own production. May also sell beer produced by another microbrewery or a domestic brewery for on and off-premises consumption from its premises as long as the other brewery s brands do not exceed 25% of the microbrewery on-tap offering of its own brands. Beer Importer $177 To import beer from outside Washington State from a Beer Certificate of Approval holder, Authorized Representative COA of US or foreign beer, or from a supplier of foreign beer located outside the US. Beer imported must be sold to licensed beer distributors or exported from the state. Beer Distributor $701 To sell beer to licensed Beer Retailers, other Beer Distributors and to export from Washington. Beer must be purchased from a licensed Washington brewery, Beer Certificate of Approval holder, Authorized Representative COA of US or foreign beer, licensed importer, or a supplier of foreign beer located outside the US. Domestic Brewery Brand Owner $2,124 To allow a Brand Owner of beer to store beer within the state, sell to licensed Beer Distributors, and export beer from the state. The Brand Owner must hold a Brewer s Notice with the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) at a location outside of Washington and have its beer contract-produced by a licensed in-state brewery. Domestic Brewery Production of 60,000 barrels or more per year $2,124 To manufacture beer in Washington State. This allows a Brewery to sell beer and growlers of beer of its own production at retail for on and off-premises consumption and to act as a distributor for beer of its own production. LIQ 181 1/17 Page 2 of 6

May also sell beer produced by another microbrewery or a domestic brewery for on and off-premises consumption from its premises as long as the other brewery s brands do not exceed 25% of the microbrewery on-tap offering of its own brands. Microbrewery Warehouse Branch Location A Microbrewery operating as a distributor of their own production may maintain a warehouse off the premises of the microbrewery for the distribution of their product. Licensee must also hold a Microbrewery License. Limit one location per licensed production / manufacturing facility. IN-STATE WINE / WINERY LICENSES Domestic Winery Production of less than 250,000 liters per year $107 To manufacture wine in Washington State from grapes or other agricultural products. This allows Wineries to sell wine of their own production at retail for on or off-premises consumption and to act as a distributor for wine of their own production. Additional Privileges: Tasting Room Additional Location Domestic Winery Production of 250,000 liters or more per year $424 To manufacture wine in Washington State from grapes or other agricultural products. This allows Wineries to sell wine of their own production at retail for on or off-premises consumption and to act as a distributor for wine of their own production. Additional Privileges: Tasting Room Additional Location Tasting Room Additional Location For additional locations separate from the production / manufacturing site. The license may: o serve wine by the glass for on premise consumption, o sample and sell at retail, wine and growlers of wine of its own production of off-premises consumption. Limit of two additional locations per licensed production / manufacturing facility. Additional Privileges: Beer/Wine Restaurant Bonded Wine Warehouse $107 To store bottled wine off the premises of a Winery without any state or federal taxes being due. Wine must remain in, or under, federal and state bond. Wine Importer $170 To import wine from outside Washington State from a Wine Certificate of Approval holder, Authorized Representative COA of US or foreign wine, or from a supplier of foreign wine located outside of the US. Wine imported must be sold to a licensed Wine Distributor or exported from the state. Wine Distributor $701 To sell wine to licensed Wine Retailers, other Wine Distributors, and to export from Washington. Wine must be purchased from a licensed Washington Winery, Wine Certificate of Approval holder, Authorized Representative COA of US or foreign wine, licensed Importer or a supplier of foreign wine located outside of the US. Winery Warehouse LIQ 181 1/17 Page 3 of 6

A domestic winery operating as a distributor of their own production may maintain a warehouse off the premises of the winery for the distribution of their product. Licensee must also hold a Domestic Winery license. Limit one location per licensed production / manufacturing facility. Wine Grower $80 To sell wine in bulk made from grapes owned by the licensee to domestic Wineries, Distillers and Manufacturers. Allows them to contract for the manufacturing of spirits from grower s own agricultural products and sell the spirits in bulk to a licensed winery, distillery or export from the state. IN-STATE ADDITIONAL LIQUOR LICENSES Chemist Distiller $22 To operate a still for laboratory purposes. This is only issued to commercial chemists. Interstate Common Carrier (Planes, Trains and Vessels) $797 To transport spirits, beer and wine into Washington on commercial passenger carriers. Also allows sales to passengers and storage of these products within the state. Duplicate License Additional planes, trains and vessels. $6 each Liquor Manufacturer $531 To manufacture a product that contains liquor (except Distillers, Breweries and Wineries). Also allows Manufacturers to import, sell and export liquor from the state. Ships Chandler $107 To allow Ships Chandlers who are duty-free exporters to sell beer and wine to vessels for consumption outside Washington State territorial waters. OUT-OF-STATE LICENSE TYPES (Those locations whose physical location address is located outside of the state of Washington) PRODUCTION DISTILLERY LICENSES (Out-of-State) Spirits Out-of-State Certificate of Approval (COA) $213 To allow a US Distillery located outside of Washington, property licensed with the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), and the state in which they are located, to sell spirits of their own production to licensed Washington State Spirits Distributors and Importers. There is a monthly reporting / payment requirement (WAC 314-23-041). Spirits Out-of-State Shipping Directly to Washington Retailers $107 To allow a US distillery holding a Spirits Certificate of Approval with Washington to ship spirits directly to a licensed retailer approved to receive shipments. There is a monthly reporting / payment requirement (WAC 314-23-041). Licensee must also hold a Spirits Out-of-State Certificate of Approval (COA). PRODUCTION WINERY LICENSES (Out-of-State) LIQ 181 1/17 Page 4 of 6

Wine Out-of-State Certificate of Approval (COA) $213 To allow a US winery located outside of Washington, property licensed with the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), and the state in which they are located, to sell wine of their own production to licensed Washington State Wine Distributors and Importers., Ship to Consumer Wine Out-of-State Shipping Directly to Washington Retailers $107 To allow a US winery holding a Wine Certificate of Approval with Washington to ship wine directly to a licensed retailer approved to receive shipments. Licensee must also hold a Wine Out-of-State Certificate of Approval (COA). Wine Out-of-State Certificate of Approval (COA) Shipping to Washington Consumers To allow a US winery holding a Certificate of Approval with Washington to ship wine of their own production to Washington Consumers. Licensee must also hold a Wine Out-of-State Certificate of Approval (COA). Wine Out-of-State Shipper to Consumer ONLY $107 To allow a US winery properly licensed with the Alcohol Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), and the state in which they are located, to ship wine of their own production to Washington consumers. PRODUCTION BREWERY LICENSES (Out-of-State) Beer Out-of-State Certificate of Approval (COA) $213 To allow a US brewery located outside of Washington, property licensed with the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), and the state in which they are located, to sell beer of their own production to licensed Washington State Beer Distributors and Importers. Beer Out-of-State Shipping Directly to Washington Retailers $107 To allow a US brewery holding a Beer Certificate of Approval with Washington to ship beer directly to a licensed retailer approved to receive shipments. Licensee must also hold a Beer Out-of-State Certificate of Approval (COA). IMPORTER / WHOLESALER LICENSES OUT-OF-STATE AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL (COA) Domestic Spirits $213 To allow an appointed representative to sell US produced spirits to licensed Washington State Spirits Distributors or Importers. The holder must be appointed as a representative of the authorizing distillery. There is a monthly reporting / payment requirement (WAC 314-23-041). Foreign Spirits $213 To allow US Importers located outside of Washington State to sell foreign spirits to licensed Washington State Spirits Distributors or Importers. The holder must be appointed as a representative by the authorizing supplier / distillery. LIQ 181 1/17 Page 5 of 6

There is a monthly reporting / payment requirement (WAC 314-23-041). Domestic Beer $213 To allow an appointed representative to sell US produced beer to Washington State Distributors or Importers. The holder must be appointed as a representative by the authorizing brewery. Foreign Beer $213 To allow US Importers located outside of Washington State to sell foreign beer to Washington State Distributors or Importers. The holder must be appointed as a representative by the authorizing supplier / brewery. Domestic Wine $213 To allow an appointed representative to sell US produced wine to Washington State Distributors or Importers. The holder must be appointed as a representative by the authorizing winery. Foreign Wine $213 To allow US Importers located outside of Washington State to sell foreign wine to Washington State Distributors or Importers. The holder must be appointed as a representative by the authorizing supplier / winery. Additional WSLCB In-State and Out-of-State Licenses are listed below. Submit these completed forms to: WSLCB, PO Box 43085, Olympia, WA 98504-3098 Agents License $27 per year Any licensee or employee who calls, visits, takes orders, pours, or emails businesses with liquor licenses needs an agent s license except for drivers who deliver spirits, beer or wine or licensed domestic wineries or their employees. Class 8 Permit $27 per event Allows a vendor who manufactures or sells a product which cannot be effectively presented to potential buyers without serving it with liquor to obtain a permit. Allows a liquor manufacturer, importer, or wholesaler to donate and/or serve liquor without charge to licensed WSLCB delegates and guests at a trade association convention. Class 9 Permit $27 per event Allows a manufacturer, importer or wholesaler of liquor to donate liquor for a reception, breakfast, luncheon or dinner for licensed WSLCB delegates and guests at a trade association convention. Class 10 Permit $32 per event Allows a liquor manufacturer, importer, or wholesaler to donate and/or serve liquor without charge to an international trade fair, show or exposition. Reprint for lost or missing Agent s License, Class 8, 9 or 10 Permit $5 per print LIQ 181 1/17 Page 6 of 6