This bill amends New Jersey's alcohol licensing laws to permit plenary winery license holders, out-of-State winery license holders, and farm winery license holders to sell their products by the glass for consumption in licensed salesrooms. The term "by the glass" is defined as the sale of an individual portion of wine or wine mixed with non-alcoholic beverages in an open container. This change is intended to enhance consumer options and increase revenue for wineries, allowing them to sell wine at retail in original packages in up to 15 salesrooms separate from the winery premises, with a fee of $250 for each salesroom.

The bill also includes various insertions and deletions to clarify the language surrounding the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages. Notably, it replaces gender-specific terms, such as "his," with gender-neutral language like "those products." Additionally, it outlines the requirements for labeling and record-keeping, as well as permitting licensees to ship a limited number of cases of wine for personal consumption. These changes aim to modernize the state's alcohol licensing framework while ensuring regulatory oversight remains intact. The bill is set to take effect immediately upon passage.