Title 4 - AZ Liquor Law Questions and Answers Solved 100% Correct

Between what time can alcohol not be sold? - ANSWER-- Between 2 am & 6 am EVERDAY What does on-sale mean? - ANSWER-- Able to buy and consume on property How long does someone have to consume alcohol after a bar closes? - ANSWER-- 30 minutes, alcohol needs to be consumed by 2:30 am If you are 16 can you work at an off-sale place? - ANSWER-Yes, and you can stock alcohol. Are kids allowed in bars? - ANSWER-Yes, as long as they are accompanied by someone who is 21 (parent / guardian) In AZ do restaurants / bars have to buy from a wholesaler? - ANSWER-yes, they can't go to Costco and fill up for restaurant Is it legal for the band to drink on the premises? - ANSWER-Yes Can an owner of an establishment drink on the premises? - ANSWER-Yes, as long as they are not serving customers Can there be coupons for liquor? - ANSWER-Yes, as long as it is an off - sale establishment Is the parking lot considered part of the licensed premises? - ANSWER-- No How long can an intoxicated person remain in a bar when it is known / should have known? - ANSWER-- 30 minutes How many beverages can you serve at a time? - ANSWER-- One and it gets broken down by the kind of beverage 1. No more than 1 liter of wine 2. 50 oz of beer 3. 4 oz of hard liquor How many citations can a licensee get before license is revoked? - ANSWER-- If serious enough the first citation could result in revocation Can an employee be cited for serving an intoxicated person after being told by the manager to do so? - ANSWER-Yes When can the front doors of an establishment be locked? - ANSWER-- When all persons have left (beside employee & licensee) Beer - ANSWER-- any beverage obtained by the alcoholic fermentation, infusion, decoction of barely, malt, hops, or other ingredients Distilled Spirits - ANSWER-- Alcohol, brandy, whiskey, rum, tequila, mescal, gin, or a compound mixture of any of them Wine - ANSWER-- Fermentation of grapes not more than 24% Broken Package - ANSWER-- any container of spiritous liquor on which US tax seal has been broken or removed, or from which the cap, cork, or seal placed there upon by the manufacturer has been removed Control - ANSWER-- Power to direct management and policies of the licensee Spiritous Liquors - ANSWER-- Includes almost anything you can think of - more than one half of one percent