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Bottle Shops, Producers & Online Liquor

Where the licence is the asset, on the shelf and online.

Packaged liquor retail and small-scale production both run on a licence. Online and delivery sales add a layer of rules that has tightened sharply in recent years. LAS Lawyers acts on the licensing, property and compliance work that keeps bottle shops, producers and online operators trading.

Overview

How we work with bottle shops, producers & online liquor.

A bottle shop trades on a packaged liquor licence. Whether you're buying a single store, rolling out a group, or moving stock online, the licence is the asset that has to be got right. We handle applications, transfers and the conditions that come attached.

Producers (distilleries, breweries and wineries) sit on a producer/wholesaler licence, with their own questions around cellar-door sales, drinks-on-premises authorisations, wholesale distribution and the production premises themselves. We act on the licence and the commercial and property work that comes with scaling a production business.

Online and delivery sales sit under their own rules: age and ID verification, delivery windows and exclusions, intoxication safeguards, and the record-keeping ILGA expects. We map those obligations onto how the business actually operates, so compliance doesn't choke the channel.

Around the licence sits the commercial work: the business sale or acquisition, the lease, the supply and distribution arrangements, and the disputes that occasionally come with regulators or landlords.

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Packaged liquor, producer and online-sales matters across NSW

Bottle shops, producers & online liquor

Ready to act on the licence?

From a packaged liquor or producer's licence to a store acquisition or an online-sales compliance review, LAS Lawyers acts across the full packaged-liquor envelope.

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