UNSPSC 50202210: Clear strained rice wine

A type of clear wine that has the main ingredients in rice, yeast, and water with the distilling and filtering process.

UNSPSC 50202210 Clear strained rice wine, a Commodity code, covers the purchase and supply of alcoholic beverages — particularly wine and spirits — for state and local government operations, special events, and institutional concession services. State and local buyers under this code include municipal governments managing festivals and special events, county-operated airports developing concessions programs, and public universities procuring beverages for institutional use. The work involves supplying finished alcoholic products to venues ranging from outdoor municipal festivals to airport retail environments to campus dining and event operations, where vendors either supply inventory directly or operate revenue-sharing concession arrangements with the issuing body.

Recent activity spans Texas, South Carolina, and Wisconsin. The City of Richardson is soliciting an RFP (due November 17, 2026) for an alcoholic beverage concessionaire to operate concessions at four municipal festivals and special events, including the Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival and Cottonwood Art Festival, under a revenue-sharing agreement where the concessionaire retains operational control and pays the city a percentage of sales. Beaufort County, South Carolina has posted an RFP (due August 6, 2025, though noted as posted September 30, 2026 — a likely administrative date mismatch) for retail and food and beverage concessions at Hilton Head Island Airport as part of a $30.9 million terminal renovation, with product offerings and marketing strategy as key evaluation factors. The University of Wisconsin-Madison issued an RFB (due September 3, 2026) for the direct purchase of alcoholic beverages for institutional use. The mix reflects both concession-operation opportunities and direct-supply procurement, with issuing bodies ranging from municipalities to special districts and public universities.