Pa lcb permits 2025

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The document is an application form for a Limited Winery Farmers Market Permit issued by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. It outlines the necessary information required from the applicant, including personal details, corporate resolutions, and attorney representation. The permit allows wineries to sell their products at farmers markets throughout the calendar year for a fee of $250. Key regulations include limits on sample sizes, notification requirements for event participation, and operational hours.

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How much alcohol can you buy at a time in PA?

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What are the different types of liquor licenses in PA?

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What is the new happy hour law in PA?

Effective Sept. 13, new laws in the Keystone State allow bars and restaurants to extend the amount of time they can offer happy hours. Under HB 829, which Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro signed in July 2024, the number of happy hours a bar can host per week has gone up from 14 to 24.

What liquor has a 2 bottle limit in PA?

Here are the bottles affected by the PLCB 2-bottle limit: Chocolate Bourbon Ball Cream Liqueur 34 Proof (750 ML) Bakers Straight Bourbon Small Batch 107 Proof (750 ML) Blantons Single Barrel Straight Bourbon (750 ML)

What is the new liquor law in PA?

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Can a liquor license be used at multiple locations?

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