can a bar sell a bottle liquor?

Question

and the person walk around in the bar with it , in arizona ?
is there a law that says u can't

Answer 1

Depends on State and Local laws.

In Pennsylvania, liquor can only be sold in State Stores now called Wine and Spirits, or certain private stores operated with state employees.

In New Jersey, bars that sell packaged goods can sell liquor.

Answer 2

depends whether the are able to sell on sale or off sale. There are tax laws that regulate the distibution of alcohol by a bar. Typically the bar has to buy their liquor from a distributer, and must collect so much taxes per sale... and this is per shot, botle, etc. So you see the government gets much more out of the shot per bottle then the actual bottle, and so does the bar. Typically the rule is the first 3 shots pays for the bottle... after that it is all profit.

Answer 3

depending on the state liquor license, an establishment can sell a bottle of hard liquor or even beer, so long as the "drinks" are packaged to go and not for immediate consumption in the bar. Adult stripper and other club type establishments, so called, cabarets, have different liquor licenses, which the customer can purchase a bottle and consume it on the premises where purchased!

Answer 4

depends on the laws where the bar is located, check with the bar and see, or you could just go to the liquor store and buy the liquor

Answer 5

There does not appear to be any law against it. He or she can NOT, however, take the partially full bottle when leaving the bar.

Answer 6

Yes they can sell it But you can't stay in the bar to drink it as far as I know

Answer 7

NOPE HERE IN TX IT IS ILLEGAL TO SELL A BOTTLE OF LIQUOR IN BAR TO BE TAKEN OUTSIDE. IF A BOTTLE OF WINE IS ORDERED IT MUST STAY INSIDE OF BAR.

Answer 8

Yes , Here in South Africa we do buy over the counter but the seal is broken then given.

Answer 9

I don't think you can in PA but I am sure the law is diffrent form state to state

Answer 10

yes in mich a bar can