relative to on-premise and off-premise liquor licenses and relative to land in current use.

This bill updates New Hampshire's liquor licensing laws by clarifying rules for off-premises sales, allowing grocery and drug stores to sell tobacco and e-cigarettes alongside alcohol. It also permits ballrooms and vessels to host events for minors without serving alcohol, provided the alcohol is removed or locked away and proper notice is given. Additionally, the legislation creates a new license category for "cigar bars," which are businesses that primarily sell cigars and hookah products and serve low-alcohol beverages, while prohibiting cigarette smoking and food sales on their premises. The law further allows small liquor manufacturers to sell their products directly to consumers in limited quantities and defines specific restrictions on club licenses.