Applications and Licensing

This permit allows the sale of alcoholic beverages for customers to consume away from your business. Examples include package stores, grocery stores, or gift basket retailers.

Explore the 26 on-premises permit types in Connecticut. Permit holders are able to serve alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises.

There are four manufacturer permit types: Manufacturer of Beer, Manufacturer of Spirits, Manufacturer of Wine, Cider, and Mead, and Farm Winery Manufacturer.

Wholesaler permits allow businesses to sell to retailers, not consumers. Businesses looking for auxiliary bottling or storage space should apply for a warehouse permit. 

For businesses wishing to ship alcohol into Connecticut.

This permit covers three business operations: commercial delivery, boats, and livery.

Temporary permits are only valid for a few days at a time and cannot be renewed. Examples include non-profit fundraising, festivals, and professional auctions.

Are you interested in registering an alcohol brand in Connecticut?

View this page for requirement details.

Review all permit definitions and application forms before you apply.

Here you will find Quick Reference Guides for 15 permit types. Guides help describe legal hours of alcohol service, permit requirements, compliance, etc.