Here is how things went down:

- Several changes to Wineries, including limited off-sale capabilities at festivals, the importing of "bulk wine," and the creation of a "wine educator license."

- Beer sales will be allowed at TCF Bank Stadium, located on the University of Minnesota campus. Beer sales will be allowed through halftime and at least one locally brewed beer must be available.

- Beer & Liquor stores will now be allowed to sell self branded apparel, something grocers fought in the past. - Beer & Liquor stores may now charge for special tastings & classes as long as they serve no more than six ounces of wine or 12 ounces of beer, during and as part of the class.

-The City of Winnebago was granted special permission to import beer from out of state from breweries that produced less than 5,000 barrels last year, as long as they meet all standard licensing and branding prerequisites. This law expires at the end of 2012.

- A special provision was made for Kick's/Broadway Liquor in North Minneapolis. The store was damaged beyond repair and looted during the days that followed a tornado last summer. They ran into trouble with Minneapolis zoning laws and were granted special exemption.

- The ban on off-sale Sunday liquor and beer sales did not pass. As expected, the amendment wasn't heard in committee, but Rep John Kriesel (R) 57A, brought it to the House floor for a vote and the amendment did not pass. We previously published a breakdown of the votes here.