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A First Class License allows an establishment to serve beer and wine. Establishments that intend to serve spirits must also apply for a Third Class License. Only the First Class License must be approved by the locality before application can be made to the Department of Liquor Control. Both the First and the Third Class License applications can be submitted to the DLC at the same time.
A First Class License allows an establishment to serve beer and wine. Establishments that intend to serve spirits must also apply for a Third Class License. Only the First Class License must be approved by the locality before application can be made to the Department of Liquor Control. Both the First and the Third Class License applications may be submitted to the DLC at the same time.
A First Class License allows an establishment to serve beer and wine. Establishments that intend to serve spirits must also apply for a Third Class License. Both the First Class and the Third License must be approved by the locality before application can be made to the Department of Liquor Control. Both the First and the Third Class License applications can be submitted to the DLC at the same time.
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The following rules and regulations have the force of law by virtue of Vermont Statutes Annotated, Title 7, as amended. They may be altered from time to time as experience dictates.
Laws and Statutes Related To Alcohol and Tobacco
Following are the Vermont Statutes Online as published by the Vermont Legislature. (Note that DLC does not maintain these pages.)
