You cannot refill liquor bottles, even with the same brand of liquor, different brands of liquor or any other type of liquid.Ĭlass "B" (beer), "Class B" (intoxicating liquor including wine), and "Class C" (wine only) licensed premises must be closed from 2 a.m. The rule about defacing labels does not apply to wine bottles (Tax 8.43(1)), ceramic commemorative bottles and other uniquely designed decanters. If you recycle, empty liquor bottles must be stored in containers marked "For Recycling Only" and must be removed from the premises within ten days. You do not need to break empty intoxicating liquor bottles, but you must scratch, deface, or mutilate the label so that it can't be used again. The buyer must keep his/her copy on the licensed premises, as he/she keeps invoices, for two years. One copy should be retained by the buyer and one copy should be retained by the seller. This report provides an inventory of the stock transferred. In place of an invoice, transferred intoxicating liquor or beer must be documented using anĪlcohol Beverage Stock Transfer form (AT-900) that can be obtained from the Department of Revenue website. You may NOT transfer cigarettes or tobacco products. You may NOT transfer open bottles of intoxicating liquor. You may transfer sealed bottles of intoxicating liquor, including wine, and beer to the new licensee.
Can't I buy small amounts of beer, wine, or liquor (or cigarettes/tobacco products) from other retailers?Īny alcohol beverages (or cigarettes/tobacco products) purchased in violation is subject to seizure. If an Alcohol & Tobacco Enforcement agent or police officer finds beer, wine, or liquor (or cigarettes/tobacco products) that you bought from a retailer, the agent or officer can and will confiscate those items, and you may be charged with a crime. No, you may not under any circumstances buy (or borrow) alcohol beverages from another retailer - not from taverns, restaurants, liquor stores, grocery stores, or any other retailer. If an Alcohol & Tobacco Enforcement agent or police officer finds beer, wine, or liquor (or cigarettes/tobacco products) for which you cannot show a purchase invoice, the agent or officer can and will confiscate those items, and you may be charged with a crime. You must also keep invoices from beer wholesalers, brewpubs or brewers, indicating the value of any signs that they give or sell to you. You cannot keep them at home, at the accountant's or bookkeeper's office, or anywhere other than on the licensed premises. Alcohol beverage records may be kept on the licensed premises in electronic form only, paper copies are not required. You must keep the invoices in order by company and by date. You must keep your current cigarette and alcohol beverage license, and you must keep invoices from beer, liquor, cigarette, and other tobacco products companies for two years. You may not purchase or possess alcohol (liquor, beer, wine) from another retail licensee, even if you only hold a "temporary (picnic)" license. Wisconsin Liquor Permit Listing for a list of the legal sources of intoxicating liquor. You must buy wine and intoxicating liquor from a wholesaler that holds an intoxicating liquor wholesale permit issued by the state. Wisconsin Fermented Malt Beverage Permit Listing for a list of the legal sources of beer. You must buy beer from a wholesaler that holds a wholesale beer permit or from a permitted brewery or brewpub authorized to sell directly to retailers. As the owner of a business with an alcohol beverage license, from whom must I buy beer, wine, and liquor?. 
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If I run out of beer, wine, or liquor (or get a better price), can I buy from another retailer? I hold a retail alcohol beverage license.What records must I keep and for how long?.
As the owner of a business with an alcohol beverage license, from whom must I buy beer, wine, and liquor?.
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