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Note: If youre hosting a private event, like a wedding or a party, you do not need to get a liquor license to serve alcohol at the event, as long as its not for sale.
Yes! As always if you want to resell or cater alcohol for clients, you just need the proper licensing to do so! If you are just delivering alcohol to clients you would serve as a Distributor, which means you are just getting the beer/wine/spirits to your client.
No one may sell or serve alcohol to any person under the age of 21. No one may purchase or provide alcohol to anyone under the age of 21. Violation of the above provisions is a Class A misdemeanor and the sentence shall include, but shall not be limited to a fine of not less than $500.
What are the alcohol laws in Illinois? Illinois state law prohibits people under 21 from purchasing alcohol but allows people over 18 to work as bartenders and serve alcohol. The penalty for serving alcohol to a person under 21 is $2,500 and possible jail time of up to one year.
In Illinois, underage drinking is considered a status offense, meaning the act is against the law because you are not old enough to do it. To buy alcohol, you must be 21 years old.
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+What licenses do I need to sell alcohol at retail in Illinois? You need a local license from your city, village, or unincorporated licensing authority first, then after you receive that, a state license from the Illinois Liquor Control Commission (ILCC).
To get your Caterers Permit, along with your primary liquor license, you must show up in person to your closest ABC office, documents and filled-out forms in hand. There is no online application process.
Note: If youre hosting a private event, like a wedding or a party, you do not need to get a liquor license to serve alcohol at the event, as long as its not for sale.
Welcome to the Illinois Liquor Control Commission.
If you allow or host a party at your house and provide alcohol to people under age 21 (or if you know or should have known that they are drinking alcohol), you are guilty of a Class A misdemeanor. This will result in a fine.

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