Alcohol Catering with Florida Quota License

The next reception you attend might be catered by your favorite bar. Alcohol Catering: Bringing the Bar to You Florida’s Alcoholic Beverage Law authorizes alcohol[…]

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With Florida’s executive orders prohibiting consumption on premises at brewery taprooms in April 2020, average monthly taxpaid sales per brewery were down by 46% compared[…]

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The COVID-19 Shutdown began taking its toll on Florida Breweries in March 2020, with average monthly taxpaid sales per brewery down by over 26%. Monthly[…]

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In the month prior to Florida’s executive order closing brewery taprooms, monthly taxpaid sales reached their highest level since July 2019.

Many Florida alcohol vendors can make home deliveries, but not breweries and distilleries.