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Can Guests Bring In Their Own Opened Wine And The Restaurant Charge A Corkage Fee? B) If So, Is There A State Standard For The Fee?

April 26, 2017bring charge corkage fee guests opened restaurant State Wine

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Can Guests Bring In Their Own Opened Wine And The Restaurant Charge A Corkage Fee? B) If So, Is There A State Standard For The Fee?

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Guests may, with the permission of the restaurant, bring in their own unopened bottle of wine onto the premises of a restaurant that is licensed to sell wine by the drink. Bringing an opened bottle of wine onto the licensed premises would be carrying an unfinished bottle of wine in a manner that is not accordance with Section 311.101, RSMo. B) There are no provisions against charging a corkage fee. There is no state standard corkage fee.