Sales on Sunday are not allowed until 11 A.M. All sales laws are up to local municipalities. All beverages can be sold in grocery stores. Beverages exceeding 16% ABV can only be sold in State dispensirys or contracted stores. Beer and wine can be sold in grocery stores. Idaho – Spirit sales is controlled by the state. Spirits, beer and wine can be sold in grocery stores. Off-premise sale from 11:50 A.M to 12 A.M. to 6 A.M if you have to proper cabaret licensing. Hawaii – Sale is not controlled by the state. Pretty damn prohibitive to do something that is on the books as legal… Certain areas public consumption is legal but has the following limitations: One drink on street, size no more than 16 oz, drinking from a can, bottle or glass is prohibited. Spirits greater than 76.5% ABV are illegal. Beer, wine, and low alcohol liquors can be purchased at grocery stores. For example Miami-Dade County liquor stores may operate 24 hours a day.
unless the county decides to change the operating hours. State law prohibits on/off-premise sale between 1 A.M and 7 A.M. Persons under 21 are not allowed into any off-premise licensed venue period.įlorida – Sales is not controlled by the state. (Monday – Saturday) Noon to 8 P.M (Sunday, subject to local ordinances.) Holiday sale is not allowed, nor any off-premise sale outside of a licensed liquor store, taproom or brewpub. Beer can be sold in grocery stores.ĭelaware – Sales are not controlled by the state. (Monday – Saturday.) Off-premise sales are not allowed on Sunday or holidays. Liquor stores are only allowed to operate one location, and absinthe is legal.Ĭonnecticut – Sales are not controlled by the state. As of Joff-premise sale is allowed 7 days a week. Only 3.2% ABV beer can be sold in grocery stores. Sale of alcohol 76.5% ABV or higher is illegal.Ĭolorado – Sales are not controlled by the state. California has quite lenient laws about liquor promotion but counties can restrict sales with local laws. Wine, beer and spirits are allowed to be sold in grocery stores. Sunday and Christmas Day sales are prohibited (exceptions apply.)Ĭalifornia – Sales are not controlled by the state.
Arkansas has many dry counties but private clubs are exempt from this. Beer and wine can be sold in supermarkets but only in-state produced wine is allowed and spirits are not at all. to 1 A.M Monday – Friday, but only until Midnight on Saturdays. On-premise sale is rather complicated with Class A Private Clubs able to serve 7 A.M. Drive through liquor stores are legal.Īrkansas – Distribution is not state controlled. Simple and sweet.Īrizona – No alcohol is state controlled in Arizona. Liquor sale is not allowed in grocery stores. Homebrewing is also currently illegal in Alabama, though the fine homebrewers of that state are working to ammend this.Īlaska – No alcohol is state controlled here.
So Jimmy can get wasted on some 40% ABV Jack but cant get a good beer if it happens to excede 6% ABV…such wise laws. Here comes the best part: there is a 6% ABV cap on beer sales, bottles can also not exceede 16oz. As stated above alcohol can be served 24hrs unless restricted by local ordinances, 26 of Alabamas 67 counties allow no alcholol to be sold, though posession and consumption remains legal. Beer and wine can be sold in supermarkets but spirits can not. On and off-premise liquor sales are limited to 2 A.M on Sundays. Beer and wine are not controled by the state, but spirits are. Alabama – We get to start off with one of the best ones.
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