Placer County Liquor Licenses for Sale

Types of Placer County Liquor Licenses

Part of the famous Gold Country, Placer County, California, is a prime location for business owners seeking alcohol licenses. Placer County is located in northeastern California and has a population of close to 405,000. A lot of these locals live in the largest city, Roseville. The county seat is Auburn, California. In Placer County, tourists and residents enjoy visiting Burton Creek State Park, Commons Beach, Palisades Tahoe, and Homewood Mountain Resort. The Placer County Fair takes place every year in late June, drawing a crowd with entertainment and livestock events. 

To sell alcoholic beverages legally at your Placer County business, we offer online Placer County liquor license auctions for the following permit types:

• Type 20: Permits the sale of beer and wine for off-premises consumption in Placer County.
• Type 21: Permits all liquor sales -- beer, wine, and spirits -- for off-premises consumption in Placer County, California.
• Type 41: Permits restaurants to sell beer and wine for on-site consumption in the County of Placer.
• Type 47: Permits restaurants to sell all liquor -- beer, wine, and spirits -- for on-site consumption, as well as beer and wine "to go" for off-site consumption in Placer County, CA.
• Type 48: Permits bars and nightclubs to sell all liquor -- beer, wine, and spirits -- for on-site consumption, as well as beer and wine "to go" for off-site consumption in Placer County.
• Type 57: Permits organizations, such as a veteran’s hall, VFW's or golf courses, to sell all liquor -- beer, wine, and spirits -- to members and guests for on-site consumption, as well as beer and wine "to go" for off-site consumption in Placer County, CA.

Each California liquor license grants the holder the right to sell in a specific California county, such as Placer. Liquor licenses are not transferable between counties. They are, however, transferable between owners, which means you can legally buy or sell any Placer County alcohol license.

How to Buy a Placer County Liquor License

There are two ways to secure a liquor license in Placer County, CA. One option is to obtain an alcohol permit directly from the CA Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC). The other way is to attain a Placer County alcohol license on the secondary market using a liquor license broker, like Liquor License Auctioneers.

Due to the limited number of alcohol permits in Placer County, you will often have to obtain an alcohol license from the open market. Sometimes, you have to wait until a seller is willing to sell a liquor license to you in Placer County, California. 

Over the years, we have built a strong network of connections, including lawyers and business entrepreneurs. These relationships have given us the ability to offer specific Placer County liquor licenses for sale exclusively on our auction platform. This means that no other alcohol permit brokerage can offer the same alcohol licenses for sale, allowing us to price the Placer County liquor licenses fairly. Please let us know if you are interested in a specific type of Placer County alcohol license, and we can use our network to locate the alcohol permit that you need for your business. 

Our team of experienced liquor license brokers can assist you in completing the following eight steps to purchase a liquor license in Placer County.

1. Secure the location: Choose a location to sell or serve alcohol. This business establishment must be leased, rented, or purchased. 
2. Select your liquor license: Determine which type of Placer County liquor license you need for your particular type of business. Then choose if you will attain it from the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) or on the open market from a liquor license broker, such as Liquor License Auctioneers. 
3. Open your escrow account: You will need to open an escrow account, preferably with a third-party company. All of the finances associated with the transfer and purchase of the Placer County liquor license will get placed in the escrow account. 
4. Survey the location: Employ a surveyor to do an inspection of the business premises. You can ask Liquor License Auctioneers to complete this step for you. 
5. Complete your ABC Application: After you have filled out the ABC Application, submit it to the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) to be reviewed. Our liquor license brokers can complete the ABC Application on your behalf.
6. Post a notice: When the ABC Application has been reviewed and approved by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC), they will send a notice of intention to sell liquor. When you receive this notice, you are instructed to post it prominently for 30 days at your business location.
7. Submit to investigation: After the 30 days have passed, the California Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) will conduct a final inspection of your business location. During this investigation, they will decide if they will approve you for a Placer County alcohol license. 
8. Receive the liquor license: If you have properly completed the previous seven steps, the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) in California will send you the official Placer County liquor license. When you receive the alcohol license, you must feature it at your place of business.

Closely adhering to the prior eight steps will fulfill the requirements for obtaining a liquor license in Placer County set by the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC). Be sure to see if your local municipality has other regulations to acquire an alcohol permit, such as zoning permits (CUP’s) or any other legal stipulation. To expedite the process of obtaining a liquor license in Auburn, California, it is recommended that you are aware of these additional requirements. 

In Placer County, there is a lot of competition for businesses seeking alcohol permits. Placer County has many restaurants and bars that serve both locals and tourists, but there are numerous grocery and convenience stores that sell liquor as well, requiring alcohol licenses in Placer County. In order to be sure that you acquire a Placer County liquor license for your business, use our highly skilled liquor license brokers at Liquor License Auctioneers. Trust our experience, qualified liquor license brokers, exceptional customer service, knowledge of the industry, and ethical liquor license prices. Check out all of our available alcohol licenses on our auction platform, and make an offer for a Placer County liquor license now.