New York Liquor Store License

For retail package stores selling sealed spirits and wine to go. We prepare your off premises filing and guide you through New York's store ownership rules.

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A New York liquor store license, also called a package store license, lets a retailer sell sealed bottles of spirits and wine for consumption off the premises. New York applies specific ownership and operating rules to package stores, including limits on how many stores one person may own and what else a store may sell. Gerald Franklin Agency prepares the application and walks you through those rules.

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What It Allows

Retail Spirits and Wine To Go

A package store sells sealed containers of liquor and wine for off premises consumption. In New York, liquor stores sell wine and spirits, while beer is sold through grocery, drug, and convenience licenses. Package stores are also limited in the non alcohol items they may carry.

Sell sealed spirits and wine to go
Beer is not sold under a New York liquor store license
New York limits how many package stores one person may own
Store hours and product mix are regulated

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What We Handle

Your Off Premises Filing

Eligibility

We confirm the ownership and operating rules that apply to your store and location.

The application

We prepare and file the off premises application through New York Business Express.

Notices

We serve the required municipal or community board notice.

To approval

We track the review through the State Liquor Authority.

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Questions