Tagged: TTB Rulemaking

Cider bottle with “2024” crossed out beside apples in an orchard, with the headline “Your cider has a vintage. TTB may not let you print it.”

Your cider has a vintage even if TTB will not let you print it

Grapes get a vintage. Apples get a labeling restriction. Garden Path’s challenge to TTB’s cider rules ended over administrative exhaustion, leaving the First Amendment question unanswered. The filings offer lessons for producers seeking to put truthful harvest-year information on their labels.

Corner wine-and-liquor storefront covered with beer advertisements and price signs.

What proposals are made in the TTB’s new rulemaking on labeling and advertising of wine, distilled spirits and malt beverages? (New TTB advertising and labeling rules Part 2)

Part two outlines the scope of TTB’s 2018 labeling and advertising modernization proposals and the agency’s compliance objectives.

new regulations for advertising and labeling malt beverages (craft beer), wine, and distilled spirits

Seriously exciting! TTB announces new rulemaking proposal to update, simplify, and clarify the labeling and advertising regulations for wine, distilled spirits, and malt beverages

TTB’s 2018 Notice 176 proposes broad changes to wine, spirits, and malt-beverage labeling and advertising rules.