Arizona May Bring Back To-Go Cocktails This Fall
This week, House Bill 2773 was passed by the Arizona legislature, granting restaurants (series 12 liquor license holders) and bars (series 6 and 7) throughout the state off-sale privileges of pre-made cocktails. Now, it’s up to Gov. Doug Ducey to sign the bill into law. As written, bars and liquor stores could start selling to-go drinks as soon as October 1. However, a restaurant can start selling cocktails to-go once it has leased that privilege from a bar or liquor store within the same county till 2025, at which point the process will change. Food orders must accompany a to-go cocktail at restaurants, but not at bars and liquor stores.
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Jacob Tyler Dunn