Washington alcohol and beverage regulations: new and proposed rules
16 notices on alcohol and beverage from Washington since 1 October 2026: proposed rule and notice. Rules first, newest first, each with its dates and a link to the state register.
- Proposed rule
Cost-benefit analysis for proposed alcohol product placement rule affecting retail liquor licensees.
- Proposed rule
Per-business cost comparison to minor cost thresholds for proposed alcohol rule.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule defining crossover products, end-caps, and requirements for specialty and grocery stores.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule establishing product placement restrictions for nonalcoholic alternatives and mixers.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule identifying license types subject to product placement requirements.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule on mini-bottle security and compliance requirements for small retail premises.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule regulating placement of mini-bottles and establishing age-controlled store exceptions.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule regulating product placement of alcohol products within off-premises retailers.
- Proposed rule
Staff communication and monitoring costs for proposed alcohol product placement compliance.
- Proposed rule
New WAC section establishing rules for pet dogs in domestic breweries and microbreweries not providing food service.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule to allow dogs on licensed domestic brewery and microbrewery premises per RCW 66.24.240(7) and 66.24.244(8).
- Notice
Notice specifying items alcohol cannot be displayed adjacent to, including candy, snacks, and toys.
- Notice
Proposed penalty table amendments for age-controlled store requirements and alcohol service violations.
- Notice
Proposed rule on adjacency restrictions between liquor products and youth-oriented items.
- Notice
Proposed WAC 314-02-140 rule text on alcohol product placement, adjacency, and mini-bottle requirements.
- Notice
Washington alcohol license enforcement rule specifying penalties for lighting, unauthorized liquor sources, private club violations.
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About these Washington notices
Which Washington notices are listed?
Notices, proposed, emergency and final rules on alcohol and beverage printed in the Washington register since 1 October 2026, newest first. Each links to the page it was printed on.
Is any of this reviewed by a lawyer?
No. The one-line description of each notice is drafted by a model and is not attorney-reviewed. Read the register page before relying on it.
Every alcohol and beverage rule change, with its date
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