What is not allowed?
The Temporary Liquor Permit for Non-Commercial Entity (LTN) does not allow manufacturers to show up to your event and sell alcohol and keep the profits of what they sell. If manufacturers want to keep money from the sale of alcohol from your event, then you should consider a Festival Permit.Example: You want to hold a two-day beer tasting event to fundraise for your charity. You’ll charge tickets to gain entry to the event, and the event will be attended by CT breweries. The breweries will do tastings and sell their beer; the breweries keep their own profits. You need both a temporary nonprofit permit (for your ticket sales) and a festival permit (for the manufacturers to attend and keep their profit). If the manufacturers donate all their profits or donate the beer used at the event, then a festival permit is not necessary and you only need the temporary nonprofit permit.