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Most Louisiana parishes have 24/7 sales of alcohol; some parishes have hourly and Sunday restrictions. What are the alcohol laws in Louisiana? Louisiana alcohol laws allow persons 21 and older to purchase alcohol, but people over 18 can drink alcohol in private residences.

To legally sell alcohol in the State of Louisiana, you must be at least 18 years old, have restaurant or retail insurance in place, have a Notice of Intent submitted to the Louisiana Division of Administration (DOA), and possess a state liquor license.

Business License Class A Licenses are issued to those businesses that sell or serve alcohol for consumption on the premises. Class B Licenses are issued to those businesses that sell packaged alcohol for consumption off the licensed premises. Class C Licenses are issued to wholesale distributors.

To be eligible for a Louisiana ABO card, individuals must meet specific criteria. They must be at least 18 years old, possess a valid government-issued ID, and complete an ABO training course approved by the state. Additionally, certain criminal convictions may render individuals ineligible for an ABO card.

How do you get a bar card in Louisiana? Take an RV Class: Enroll in an authorized provider Louisiana Responsible Vendor training course. ... Pass the Exam: At the end of the RV course, you will need to pass an exam with a score of at least 70%.

Renewing Your Bar Card The ATC requires you to take an approved seller server training course every four years to remain Responsible Vendor Program (RVP) certified. There is not a separate re-certification course if you have already been RVP certified, nor is there a way to 'test out' of the RVP course.

Simply complete a state-approved RV Class, and as soon as you pass the final exam, you get your temporary certificate of completion. We'll report your completion to the Louisiana Alcohol and Tobacco Control (LA-ATC), and they'll issue your official Louisiana bar card.