Plcb beer only license

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Distributor D Liquor License Distributor D licenses commonly held by neighborhood beer distributors allow for the sale of malt and brewed beverages beer for off-premises consumption only. Eating Place E Liquor License The primary purpose of the eating place E retail dispenser license is the regular and customary preparation and service of food to the public.

Restaurant R Liquor License A restaurant R licensed establishment, as defined in the Liquor Code, is to be habitually and principally used in the preparation and service of food to the public. Hotel H Liquor License To qualify for a hotel H license, the premises must maintain a minimum number of bedrooms for transient guests based on the size of the municipality, unless it is otherwise exempted by statute. Limited Winery LK License Limited winery LK licensees may produce up to , gallons and sell alcoholic ciders, fermented fruit beverages, mead, wines and wine coolers from their licensed premises.

Limited Distillery AL License Limited distillery AL licensees may produce up to , gallons and sell distilled liquor from their licensed premises. Brewery G License Licensed brewery G licensees may produce and sell malt or brewed beverages from their licensed premises.