Arizona Liquor Licenses

The Series 6 license is commonly referred to as a “bar license.” It allows the holder to sell spirituous liquor (hard alcohol) for consumption on the premises. This license is essential for bars, nightclubs, and similar establishments that primarily serve alcoholic beverages.

The Series 7 license permits the sale of beer and wine for on-site consumption. It’s suitable for businesses like wine bars, breweries, and restaurants that want to offer a selection of beer and wine alongside their food menu

A Series 9 license allows businesses to sell spirituous liquor for off-site consumption, making it an ideal choice for liquor stores, convenience stores, and grocery stores.

The Series 10 license expands upon the Series 9 by permitting the sale of spirituous liquor (hard alcohol) for off-site consumption. This is the license type for dedicated liquor stores.

Series 12 licenses are issued to restaurants that want to serve beer and wine to complement their dining experience. It allows for the sale of beer and wine for on-site consumption, provided that food service is the primary focus of the establishment.

Series 18 licenses are designated for private clubs and organizations. These entities can serve spirituous liquor to their members and guests. It’s important to note that club licenses are subject to specific membership requirements.

This license type is reserved for producers, suppliers, and wholesalers of alcoholic beverages. It allows businesses to manufacture, distribute, and sell their products to other license holders, such as bars, restaurants, and liquor stores.