N.M. Admin. Code § 15.10.51.12 - "BYOB" EXCEPTION: PRIVATE PARTIES ON LICENSED PREMISES
No person or entity may bring alcoholic beverages, previously purchased, onto a licensed premises or onto any public premises, or consume alcoholic beverages purchased by package on a licensed premises, except as provided in this section.
A. A licensee
may allow a private party at which the host provides his own alcoholic
beverages to be held on the licensed premises, the host must be able to provide
the licensee with a receipt for the alcohol being served at the event, showing
where the alcohol was purchased.
B.
If the host provides his own alcoholic beverages, no alcoholic beverages may be
sold to any guest at the private party by the host, the licensee, or anyone
else. The alcoholic beverages must be served to the guests by persons who hold
valid current server permits.
C. If
the private party is held during hours that the licensed premises is open to
the public, the area where the private party is to be held must be closed to
the public and security provided to prevent persons without invitations from
entering.
D. Private parties must be
held on days and at times during which the licensee is authorized to sell or
serve alcoholic beverages.
E. A
licensee may receive alcoholic beverages donated by a licensed New Mexico
wholesaler to the host of the private party and may serve the donated alcoholic
beverages at a private party if the wholesaler provides the licensee with an
invoice for the donated alcoholic beverages.
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