Section XXVIII-4: Retail sales by package stores and by the individual drink.

    Except as hereinafter provided, retail sales of alcoholic
beverages shall be limited to the original sealed package, by
privately owned and operated package stores, in cities and towns
having a population in excess of two hundred (200) persons or by
wineries; provided that wineries shall be able to sell only wine
which has been produced on the winery premises.  No goods, wares, or
merchandise shall be sold and no services shall be rendered on the
same premises on which retail package alcoholic beverages are sold.
Said premises are herein defined to be the entire space in which
retail package alcoholic beverages are sold or displayed and said
premises must be separated from any premises on which any other
goods, wares, or merchandise are sold or services rendered by walls
which may only be broken by a passageway to which the public is not
admitted; provided, the restriction on the sale of merchandise and
rendering of services shall not apply to the premises of a winery.
    Not more than one retail package license shall be issued to any
person or general or limited partnership.
    Retail sale of alcoholic beverages by the individual drink for
on-premises consumption is hereby authorized within a county if the
voters of such county have previously approved such retail sale at an
election.