satellite winery permits

Liquor code revisions that would allow for satellite wineries to operate within Casper have been passed and adopted by Casper City Council. Council members unanimously adopted the new code Tuesday night. Casper mayor Paul Meyer says the city’s revised liquor ordinance now duplicates state law, in that, it now allows for a certain number of out-of-town Wyoming-based wineries to sell their product w

City councilors on Tuesday opted to postpone a third and final vote on the City of Casper's proposed satellite winery ordinance. During a special session that was held specifically to pass the final reading and expedite the adoption of the amended code, council instead voted 8-to-1 to table the vote until next Tuesday – which was, originally, when the code was supposed to be passed and adopted...

Casper City Council will hold a special regular meeting Tuesday that will focus on the city’s proposed satellite winery ordinance. The ordinance has already passed two readings and will need to pass a final reading before it can be adopted...

The city of Casper may be one step closer to introducing a satellite winery into town. Casper City Council on Tuesday gave, on first reading, unanimous approval to an ordinance that essentially lets the city's municipal code match state law in regard to the establishment of satellite wineries within city boundaries...

Outside wineries may be allowed to set up shop in Casper if city councilors approve certain proposed changes to the city’s municipal code. Buffalo Jump Wines LLC, which is headquartered in Cody, is asking Casper City Council for a special permit so it can open and operate a satellite winery in Casper...