Liquor License Feed

Connecticut: New accounts on your route, and who to ask for.

Every new bar, restaurant, store and brewery that files for a license in your counties, with what its license lets it buy, and the chains left out.

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Recent Connecticut filings, the way you'd see them

From Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection.

El Rinconcito Dominicano Bar CafeEl Rinconcito Dominicano Bar Cafe LLC (El Rinconcito Dominicano Bar Cafe) Cafe or bar, full bar (LCA)
A cafe permit shall allow the retail sale of alcoholic liquor to be consumed on the premises of a cafe. A bar or lounge, where drinks are the business. Every CT type
 2 West Ave, Bridgeport · Fairfield County New operator at this address, previously Euro Sports Bar Cafe Somalia Shannel Naso MapEmailSource: Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Approved
Istanbul CafeSunset 52, LLC (Istanbul Cafe) Restaurant, full bar (LIR)
A restaurant permit shall allow the retail sale of alcoholic liquor to be consumed on the premises of a restaurant. A restaurant pouring beer, wine and spirits with meals. Every CT type
 194 Buckland Hills Dr, Manchester · Hartford County Previously here: Hungry Pot (2023–2026) Mustafa Manav MapEmailSource: Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Approved
Pour DecisionsPour Decisions LLC (Pour Decisions) Restaurant, full bar (LIR)
A restaurant permit shall allow the retail sale of alcoholic liquor to be consumed on the premises of a restaurant. A restaurant pouring beer, wine and spirits with meals. Every CT type
 1012 Dixwell Ave, Hamden · New Haven County Previously here: Around The Clock Restaurant & Bar (2018–2022) Tyshell Gore; Curtis Cobb MapEmailSource: Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Approved

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Common questions

When can I write the first order?

Usually after the license issues. Distributors commonly ask for a copy of the license and a credit application, and many start a new account C.O.D. The filing gets you in the door early, and the status tells you where it stands. Rules differ by state.

Does it cover on-premise and off-premise?

Yes. Each rep picks bars and restaurants, stores, or breweries, wineries and distilleries.

Can I keep chains out?

Yes. Chain buying is usually decided at headquarters, so independents-only is one setting.

Will it fit my route?

Each rep on the plan picks their own counties, and a re-import in Repsly updates a place instead of duplicating it.

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