Union Liquor License

Planning a Liquor License in Union County, Florida

Your license choice starts with the business operation: beer and wine only, a restaurant serving spirits, a bar, or packaged retail sales. Florida licenses are administered by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco (ABT).

Select the Florida License for Your Operation

Florida offers beer-and-wine licenses, quota liquor licenses and qualifying non-quota restaurant licenses. A 2COP license covers beer and wine consumption on premises. Full-liquor license categories, fees and eligibility depend on the county and operation. Compare the official ABT license information before committing to a purchase.

Check the Proposed Union County Location

Use the Union County Planning and Development resources to review the comprehensive plan, zoning and development regulations for your proposed site. Confirm the authority responsible for the exact address and whether the intended alcohol sales, hours and business use need additional approval. Keep that location review separate from the state beverage-license application.

Buying or Transferring an Existing License

Before negotiating, confirm the license number, county, license category, current status and proposed transfer. ABT publishes separate forms for ownership transfers and changes of location or license type in its forms and publications. A seller’s asking price and availability should be checked for the actual license; this page does not represent a current inventory listing.

Prepare Your Licensing Enquiry

Send the proposed Union County address, business type, beverage menu, whether alcohol will be consumed on site, and whether you are buying a business or only a license. These details help identify the licensing route and the questions to resolve before a transaction. Contact Liquor License Brokers to discuss your project.