§ 111.03 REGULATION OF CONTAINERS LARGER THAN TWO LITERS.
   (A)   A person may not sell, offer to sell or otherwise furnish or supply beer or liquor to the general public in containers larger than two liters. This does not preclude licensed beer wholesalers from selling, offering to sell or otherwise furnishing or supplying beer in containers larger than two liters to beer retailers authorized by state law to dispense beer on draft for consumption on the beer retailer’ licensed premises.
   (B)   Other than beer wholesalers or class A, B or C licensees, no person shall:
      (1)   Possess beer or liquor in a container larger than two liters;
      (2)   Withdraw or dispense beer or liquor from a container larger than two liters; or
      (3)   Possess or consume beer or liquor which has been withdrawn or dispensed from a container larger than two liters. This division (B)(3) shall not apply to persons possessing or consuming draft beer on premises and dispensed by a class A, B or C licensee.
(Prior Code, § 3-2-3) (Ord. 00-04, passed 6-20-2000) Penalty, see § 111.99