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The document is an application form (ABL-107A) for liquor brand registration in South Carolina, issued by the Department of Revenue. It outlines the necessary steps and requirements for producers or importers to register their alcohol brands, including listing all labels, providing a Certificate of Label Approval from the TTB, and obtaining a Letter of Authority from the product owner. The form specifies that there is no fee for the first five registered labels, with a $20 charge for additional registrations.

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How much does a liquor license cost in South Carolina?

A liquor license in South Carolina can cost from $300 - $1000. See the full fees associated with different types of liquor licenses in South Carolina here . The liquor license process can take anywhere from 40 days to six months learn about the types of liquor licenses in South Carolina and how to apply for them.

What are the different types of liquor licenses in South Carolina?

All South Carolina liquor licenses are divided into 3 main categories, or tiers: retail licenses, wholesale licenses, and manufacturing/importing licenses. There are also individual permits issued to businesses for manufacturing, distribution, and sale of beer and wine.

Is it hard to get a liquor license in South Carolina?

Obtaining a liquor license in South Carolina is fairly straightforward and not too dissimilar to other neighboring states. That being said, there are some unique requirements and steps to keep in mind throughout the application process.

What is an ABL license?

American Beverage Licensees is the preeminent national trade association for retail beverage alcohol license holders across the United States. ABLs members are comprised of on-premise (e.g. bars, taverns, restaurants, s) and off-premise (e.g. package stores) retailers.

How long does it take to get a liquor license in SC?

Ordering a drink at a bar or a restaurant is permitted between 10 AM and 2 AM, Monday through Friday. Saturday, all sales of alcoholic beverages must end at 11:59 PM. Liquor stores may be open between 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Beer and wine may be bought and sold 24 hours a day.