Wholesaler Trade Practice Webinar
Recorded: October 11, 2018
Presenter: Chief Skyler Genest
This is a 1 hour webinar explaining federal trade practice violations and Vermont specific application.
Department of Liquor and Lottery
Alcohol
Regulated substance
DLC Annual Report for 2017
06 February 2018
Wholesaler Trade Practice Webinar
11 October 2018
Enforcement's New Data Dashboard
26 October 2018
In-House Training Videos
Here is the video training for servers
Here is the video training for sellers
Distribute spirits to the Vermont DLC
A distributor or broker of spirits to the Department of Liquor Control does not require any special licensing, however, they must be an appointed distributor for the brand they represent.
For more information, please contact Tonia Pryce - Liquor Purchasing and Warehousing Chief, tonia.pryce@vermont.gov, 802-828-2171
Vermont Liquor & Lottery Board
In-House Training Kit
The In-House Training Kit provides the tools for a certified (Trained by Vermont Liquor Control) member of staff to train other employees within a First class (on-premise) and Second class (off-premise) licensed business.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Please contact us if you have a question not listed here.
History
The Vermont Division of Liquor Control (DLC) was created in 1933, when the 21st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution repealed the Volstead Act (Prohibition). Control of the sale and distribution of alcohol was then transferred to state governments. In response, all states instituted some form of three-tier system of producers, wholesale distributors, and retailers to promote moderation in consumption, prevent concentration of power, and raise revenues through taxes.
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