Customs Act 1960 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 7 · Manufacture and Bottling
66. Bottling warehouse
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A person must not bottle any intoxicating liquors imported or manufactured in Singapore, or blend, compound or vary any intoxicating liquors except under and in accordance with the provisions of a licence granted by the Director‑General and at the bottling warehouse or warehouses specified in the licence.
bottle
“bottle” includes any container for intoxicating liquors capable of being corked or sealed;
Such licence is granted at the discretion of the Director‑General upon payment of the prescribed fee, and is for such period and subject to such conditions as may be prescribed by regulations made under this Act, and may be suspended or withdrawn at any time by the Director‑General.
Director‑General
“Director‑General” means the Director‑General of Customs appointed under section 4(1);
A licence to bottle any intoxicating liquors imported or manufactured in Singapore, or to blend, compound or vary any such intoxicating liquors at a bottling warehouse specified therein is deemed to be a licence for warehousing such dutiable goods at the bottling warehouse as provided for in section 51(1).
bottling warehouse
“bottling warehouse” means a warehouse licensed by the Director‑General for the bottling, blending, compounding or varying of intoxicating liquor under section 66(1) or 83(4);