liquor stores
Licensed beverage vendors
Liquor stores are retail shops that sell alcoholic beverages—spirits, wine, and beer—typically for consumption off-premises.
In some U.S. states, liquor stores are the only legal outlets for hard alcohol, while beer and wine may be sold in grocery stores.
Also called package stores or, in some regions, bottle shops.
- ginCotton-cleaning machine
- rumMolasses-based liquor
- blue lawsSabbath activity restrictions
- vodkaClear distilled spirit
- spiritsLiquor or apparitions
shops · stores · whiskey · brown bag · brown paper bag · bottle shop · off-licence · brandy · tequila · top shelf · ABC · prohibition · open container · supermarkets · distilleries · ID · age verification · beer
- shopsshop, boutique, bakery, bookstores, bookstore
- local businessessmall business, shops, retailers, local shops, bakery
- urban neighborhoodsboutiques, galleries, row houses, cafes, bungalows
- licensed industriesbanks, casinos, pharmacies, airlines, insurance companies
- nationalized sectorsrailways, postal service, national bank, national railway, public utilities
- alcohol problemsalcoholic, alcoholics, alcohol abuse, alcohol dependence, alcohol dependency
liquor storesbars
Rods, taverns, or measures
pubs · taverns · nightclubs · cocktail lounges · saloons
liquor storespharmacies
Stores dispensing medications
wellness centers · tea shops · coffee shops · grocery stores
liquor storesdry counties
Areas banning alcohol sales
rehab facilities · mosques · alcohol-free zones · churches · sober living homes