alcohol sales
Selling intoxicating beverages
Alcohol sales refers to the commercial selling of beer, wine, spirits, and other alcoholic beverages.
The term appears most often in legal and regulatory contexts, where alcohol sales are subject to licensing requirements, age restrictions, and time-of-day limitations: The city council voted to extend alcohol sales until 2 a.m.
Alcohol sales are prohibited on Sundays in some counties.
- barsRods, taverns, or measures
- liquor storesRetail outlets for alcohol
- restaurantsCommercial dining venues
- age restrictionsLimits based on years lived
- breweriesBeer production facilities
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- alcohol lawsdrunk driving, DUI, BAC, legal limit, drinking age
- liquor lawsDUI, legal age, public intoxication, open container, drinking age
- nationalized sectorsrailways, postal service, national bank, national railway, public utilities
- alcohol licensingliquor license, off-licence, off-license, off-licenses, licensing fees
- retail lawconsumer rights, product liability, labeling laws, product labeling, deceptive practices
- alcohol costshealthcare costs, economic burden, lost productivity, treatment costs, rehab costs
alcohol salesprohibition
Authoritative legal ban
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