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This license allows establishments in California to sell and serve beer and wine but prohibits them from serving cocktails that contain liquor.
Unless restricted by special license conditions, on-sale general and on-sale beer and wine licensees may sell all types of wine and malt beverages. Unless restricted by special license conditions, on-sale beer licensees may sell malt beverages.
Private Parties i.e. weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, or anyone other than a non-profit organization shall not sell alcohol on their own. If a private party wishes to sell alcohol, they must arrange this through a licensed caterer.
Alcohol Sales or Dry Hire: Mobile Bar Options in CA California operates as a dry hire state, meaning you can't sell alcohol unless you have a brick-and-mortar location with a liquor license. However, there's a workaround – restaurants, for instance, can set up a mobile bar through trailers for specific events.
In California, food trucks cannot obtain a full liquor license. The best they can do is to get short-term liquor licenses for special events, but selling alcohol regularly should not be part of your California food truck business plan.