What is the difference between a general liquor license, an “all liquor” license, and a “tavern” liquor license?
Explanation
Answer: C - The difference is that general liquor licenses typically only permit the sale of beer and wine, while tavern liquor licenses and all liquor licenses are more extensive and permit the sale of liquor.
Both tavern licenses and all liquor licenses include other alcohols and spirits (like vodka, cordials, rum, whiskey, etc.), while general liquor licenses are restricted to only beer and wine (sometimes just one or the other). Nevertheless, a tavern license is traditionally issued to establishments that receive over 50 percent of their profits from alcohol, while an all liquor license or “restaurant liquor license” is the most commonly used, especially in full restaurants.
