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Begin by entering your legal name, Federal Employer ID Number, and business name (if applicable) in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
Fill in your business address and mailing address if different. Avoid using a P.O. Box for the business address to comply with regulations.
Select the type of permit you are applying for by checking the appropriate box. This includes options like Brewery, Brewpub, or Wholesaler.
Complete the ownership section by indicating your type of ownership (e.g., Sole Proprietorship, Corporation) and provide any required details such as incorporation date.
Answer questions regarding previous permits held and any legal violations. Be honest as this can affect your application status.
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What is the difference between a Class A and Class B liquor license in Wisconsin?

Typically, municipalities can issue up to 50 temporary Class B (wine walk) licenses for a single day, multiple-location event. This limit is put in place to ensure responsible regulation of alcohol service and public safety.

Can you bartend in Wisconsin without a license?

No one can sell alcohol beverages (or give away for a commercial purpose) or allow consumption in a public place without getting the appropriate license or permit. (secs. 125.09(1), 125.25, 125.26, 125.272, 125.315, 125.51, 125.67, Wis.

What license do I need to serve alcohol in Wisconsin?

An operators license (also called a bartenders license or sales clerks license) verifies that youre eligible to serve alcohol in Wisconsin and youve completed a Wisconsin-approved Responsible Beverage Server Training Course, such as the one we provide at Learn2Serve by 360training.

Can you bartend without a license in Wisconsin?

8 Class B retail licenses are most commonly used by bars, taverns, restaurants, hotels, and resorts. A Class A liquor license authorizes the retail sale of liquor in its original package or container for off- premise consumption.

What does it take to be a bartender in Wisconsin?

To get a Wisconsin bartender license, you must: Complete a Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR)-approved responsible beverage server training course. Receive your Wisconsin Alcohol Seller Server Certificate. Bring this certificate to your city clerks office in the town or municipality where you work.