Licensing Solutions, Inc. is here to help you when buying a liquor license needed for your business. Often, obtaining a liquor license can be a difficult and lengthy process.
Each individual state has their own licensing agency which determines how liquor licenses are regulated. Local municipalities can also have additional liquor license regulations concerning selling alcohol and liquor licensing. We can help!
We know how to navigate your state’s alcohol laws for you. Many states – and even municipalities – limit the number of liquor licenses under a quota system. Our licensing professionals know who to contact, where to file applications, and what to do when buying a liquor license.



This alcohol license allows for the serving of only beer and wine, but not to sell any liquor or distilled spirits. Sometimes a state or city will authorize a beer & wine license for restaurants that serve less than 100 patrons at any time.
Restaurant liquor licenses may be restricted by rules such as the amount of alcohol to be served to the number of seats and tables allowed. Typically, many restaurant licenses will allow for wine, beer, as well as distilled spirits.
Liquor stores, drug stores, and grocery stores that sell beer, wine, and bottles of liquor require state-approved retail liquor licenses.
Any establishment that serves alcoholic beverages such as beer, wine or liquor will need to obtain a liquor license. Your local municipality and state licensing authorities may also require specific licenses for your bar and/or restaurant staff serving alcohol.