Gadsden County Florida liquor Licenses for sale.

In Florida, several types of Florida liquor licenses cater to a variety of business needs, depending on the type of alcohol being served, the establishment's size, and the type of business. Here are some of the most popular liquor licenses in Florida:

### 1. **Type 4COP (Consumption on Premises)**

- **Purpose**: This is one of the most sought-after licenses for bars, restaurants, and nightclubs.

- **What it Covers**: Allows the sale of beer, wine, and spirits for consumption on the premises, as well as package sales for off-premises consumption.

- **Common Uses**: Restaurants with a full bar, clubs, lounges, and large venues that serve a wide variety of alcoholic beverages.

### 2. **Type 2COP (Beer and Wine Consumption on Premises)**

- **Purpose**: Ideal for smaller establishments that only serve beer and wine.

- **What it Covers**: Allows the sale of beer and wine for consumption on the premises. Does not permit the sale of spirits.

- **Common Uses**: Cafes, pizzerias, small restaurants, and local bars that serve only beer and wine.

### 3. **Type 3PS (Package Store License)**

- **Purpose**: This license is for businesses that focus on selling alcohol in sealed containers for off-premises consumption.

- **What it Covers**: Allows the sale of beer, wine, and spirits in sealed containers for customers to take home.

- **Common Uses**: Liquor stores, convenience stores, and supermarkets.

### 4. **SRX License (Special Restaurant License)**

- **Purpose**: Created to support restaurants with a primary focus on food sales that also want to offer a full range of alcoholic beverages.

- **What it Covers**: Permits the sale of beer, wine, and spirits for consumption on-premises, but the restaurant must meet specific requirements, including deriving at least 51% of revenue from food sales.

- **Common Uses**: Full-service restaurants looking to offer a complete bar menu but not operating as a traditional bar or nightclub.

### 5. **1APS/2APS (Beer/Wine Package Sales License)**

- **Purpose**: For businesses that sell beer or wine for off-premises consumption.

- **What it Covers**:

- **1APS**: Beer only.

- **2APS**: Beer and wine.

- **Common Uses**: Convenience stores, gas stations, and grocery stores that want to sell beer and wine for customers to take home.

### 6. **Quota Licenses**

- **Purpose**: Quota licenses are highly coveted and allow the sale of beer, wine, and spirits in full-service establishments.

- **What it Covers**: Quota licenses permit a business to sell all types of alcohol for on-premises and package sales. They are limited in number and can be expensive to obtain.

- **Common Uses**: High-end bars, nightclubs, and restaurants with a comprehensive alcohol menu.

### 7. **Type 8COP (Catering License)**

- **Purpose**: For businesses involved in event catering that want to serve alcohol.

- **What it Covers**: Allows the catering company to sell and serve beer, wine, and spirits at events for on-premises consumption only.

- **Common Uses**: Catering companies and event planners that provide full bar services at private events, weddings, and corporate functions.

Each of these licenses caters to different business models and clientele, making them essential for Florida's diverse food and beverage industry.