ALCOHOL DELIVERIES REGISTRATION
ALCOHOL DELIVERIES LICENSE

Must have alcohol delivered using a third party that holds a Consumer Delivery Permit (CD).Can sell wine and malt beverages containing no more than 17% alcohol by volume for delivery.Wine and Malt BeverageВ Retailer's Off-Premise Permit (BQ) Alcohol must be in unbroken, original containers sealed by the manufacturer.May self-deliver or use a third party that holds a Consumer Delivery Permit (CD).

ALCOHOL DELIVERIES LICENSE

Can sell alcoholic beveragesВ for delivery that are normally allowed by the license or permit.

Package Store Permit (P) and Wine-Only Package Store Permit (Q)

Can put beer-based beverages in containers sealed by the BE permit holder.В Alcohol does not have to be accompanied by a food order.

Can sell malt beveragesВ and have it delivered using a third party that holds a Consumer Delivery Permit (CD).

May not deliver alcohol if a Brewpub License (BP) is also held at the location.

Only allowed within 2 miles of the corporate limits of the location'sВ city, county or town.

Can put wine and malt beverage-based beverages in containers sealed by the BG permit holder.

Can also have those beverages delivered using a third party that holds a Consumer Delivery Permit (CD).

Can sell wine and malt beverages beverages containing no more than 17% alcohol by volume, and self-deliver if the BG also has a Local Cartage Permit (ET).

Wine and Malt BeverageВ Retailer's Permit (BG) All Holders of a Mixed Beverage Permit (MB)В may allow a consumer to remove from the premises (take home) unfinished bottles of wine that were ordered with the consumerвЂ™s food served on the MBвЂ™s premises.

Holders of a Mixed Beverage Permit (MB) with a Food and Beverage Certificate (FB)В may sell all classes of alcoholic beverages to go, as long as the alcohol is sold alongside a food order.

Follow this Industry Notice about including alcohol with pickup and delivery orders under newly enacted law.

ALCOHOL DELIVERIES REGISTRATION

Mixed Beverage Permit (MB or With FB Required), Private Club Registration Permit (N), Private Club Exemption Certificate (NE) and Private Club Malt BeverageВ and Wine Permit (NB) To view authorized deliveries under HB 1024, click here. See all requirements in TABC's marketing practices advisory.В NOTE: This advisory will be updated to reflect Texas House Bill 1024 (87R).Alcoholic beverages allowed for delivery depend on the license or permit of the retailer selling to the consumer.May sell up to 35,000 gallons annually.Wine must be in unbroken packages (sealed containers).May not sell more than two 750 mL bottles (or their equivalent) to the same person in a 30-day period.Containers can't exceed 750 milliliters.Distilled spirits must be in unbroken packages (sealed containers).See all requirements in this TABC industry guidance notice.May not sell more than 288 fluid ounces of malt beverages to the same person in a single day.Only allowed if eligible under Alcoholic Beverage CodeВ Section 62.122.Refer to those other licenses and permits for the specific to-go sales guidelines. Brewpubs also hold an MB, BG or BE, which can all sell to go.Alcohol can't be opened or consumed on, or near, the premises.Malt beverages must be in unbroken, original containers sealed by the manufacturer.Alcohol must be in unbroken, original containersВ sealed by the manufacturer.May sell drinks to go that are allowed for sale under your permit.Package Store Permit (P), Wine-Only Package Store Permit (Q) and Wine and Malt BeverageВ Retailer's Off-Premise Permit (BQ) Alcohol does notВ have to be accompanied by a food order.May put beverages in containers sealed by the license holder.May sell drinks to go if the type of alcohol is allowed for sale under your license or permit.Wine and Malt BeverageВ Retailer's Permit (BG) and Retail Dealer's On-Premise License (BE) All pickup or to-go orders of alcohol must accompany a food order.Learn more about easy steps you can take to get a Food and Beverage Certificate (FB) and begin immediately offering pickup and delivery.Follow this Industry Notice about including alcohol with pickup and delivery orders under TexasВ law.Mixed Beverage Permit (MB or With FB Required), Private Club Registration Permit (N), Private Club Exemption Certificate Permit (NE) and Private Club Malt BeverageВ and Wine Permit (NB) See this overview chart and read the information below for your license or permit.

Alcohol deliveries