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Jon Halsey sends answer to BJF question about 'rectifier' But answer is in Californian, not spoken so much in Knifley, KY, where there is, a present, no available translator at the UK Round Table. None at any of the usual Free Translation service. Doe anyone in the 7-County area speak Californian? - CM Comments re article 83204 Billy Joe Fudge has question on rectifer in City ABC ordinance By Jon Halsey Here is one answer to BJ's query. It is from the California Dept of Alcohol Beverage Control Board and like most things Californian it might cause one to utter: Huh?: "RECTIFIER - This type of license is frequently referred to as a "distilled spirits rectifier's license," which is incorrect since the license also permits the rectification of wine. This licensee is authorized to cut, blend, rectify, mix, flavor and color distilled spirits and wine upon which excise tax has been paid and, whether rectified by the licensee or another person, to package, label, export and sell the products to persons holding licenses authorizing the sale of distilled spirits (Sections 23016 and 23368). This licensee may sell distilled spirits and wine without the need for any other license, but he/she may not sell wine to a person who does not hold a license that also authorizes the sale of distilled spirits. A rectifier may also elect to function as a distilled spirits wholesaler, but when doing so, he/she must comply with all of the provisions applicable to a distilled spirits wholesaler (Section 23371)." - Jon Halsey This story was posted on 2016-05-17 12:05:02
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