How long do special event liquor permits last?

The term of each permit depends on the type of permit. Some permits are only available for 24 hours, while others last for three years. There are four main categories of permits: Special Event Permits: One-Day Beer and Wine, Catering, All Night, Charitable Event Transportation Permits: Trucking, Fleet Trucking, Fleet Company, Aircraft, Steamship

When do I need to apply for a liquor permit?

Applications for permits must be received by the State Liquor Authority a minimum of 15 days prior to the event. Any application received less than 15 days prior to the date of the event will be denied without review.

What kind of liquor permits are available in Ohio?

Temporary Liquor Permits Ohio’s liquor control laws contain special provisions designed to allow nonprofit organizations to obtain temporary liquor permits to sell or serve alcoholic beverages at special events. There are several different classes of temporary permits available, however, the most widely utilized are the “F” and “F-2” permits.

What are the different types of liquor permits?

There are four main categories of permits: Special Event Permits: One-Day Beer and Wine, Catering, All Night, Charitable Event Transportation Permits: Trucking, Fleet Trucking, Fleet Company, Aircraft, Steamship Marketing and Representative Permits: Tasting (Marketing), Broker, Negotiator

How to apply for a winery festival permit?

The holder of a Winery Festival Permit (GF) may sell wine at a civic or wine festival, farmers’ market, celebration, or similar event. You need to submit your request by email or in person to your local TABC office 10 business days before the event, or you will have to pay the expedited processing fees listed in the How to Apply section.