Connecticut General Statutes Title 30. Intoxicating Liquors § 30-68m. Retail permittees;  sales below cost prohibited;  exception

(1) “Cost” for a retail permittee means (A) for alcoholic liquor other than beer, the posted bottle price from the wholesaler plus any charge for shipping or delivery to the retail permittee's place of business paid by the retail permittee in addition to the posted price, and (B) for beer, the lowest posted price during the month in which the retail permittee is selling plus any charge for shipping or delivery to the retail permittee's place of business paid by the retail permittee in addition to the price originally paid by the retail permittee;

(2) “Retail permittee” means the holder of a permit allowing the sale of alcoholic liquor for off-premises consumption;  and

(3) “Bottle price” means the price per unit of the contents of any case of alcoholic liquor, other than beer, and shall be arrived at by dividing the case price by the number of units or bottles making up such case price and adding to the quotient an amount that is not less than the following:  A unit or bottle one-half pint or two hundred milliliters or less, two cents;  a unit or bottle more than one-half pint or two hundred milliliters but not more than one pint or five hundred milliliters, four cents;  and a unit or bottle greater than one pint or five hundred milliliters, eight cents.