The bill amends R.S.33:1-10 to allow limited breweries, which produce no more than 300,000 barrels of beer annually, to operate up to 15 off-premises salesrooms. This new legal language grants these breweries the ability to sell malt alcoholic beverages in original packages and draft beer by the glass for consumption on or off the premises. Additionally, the bill permits these breweries to deliver their products to the salesrooms using vehicles owned or leased by the license owner, while explicitly prohibiting joint control and operation of the salesrooms.

The legislation also establishes a fee of $250 for each salesroom and retains existing regulations regarding the sale of beer and sampling practices. By modernizing the framework governing brewery operations in New Jersey, the bill aims to enhance the retail capabilities of limited breweries, allowing them to better reach consumers while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Overall, this change seeks to promote local businesses and expand consumer access to their products, with the act set to take effect immediately upon passage.