A night bar licence is required for places that sell spirits to be consumed on the licensed premises at any time of day or night.For other intoxicating liquor, not less than 6.8 litres (1.5 gallons) with the original packages, in which the liquor was imported, unbroken.For wine, not less than 3.4 litres (0.75 gallons).
For rum made in Trinidad and Tobago, not less than 109 litres (24 gallons) contained in one cask, or 6.8 (1.5 gallons) contained in bottles in one case.This licence states that minimum quantities must be sold as follows: A spirit dealer’s licence is required for persons or businesses that wish to sell intoxicating liquor for consumption off the licensed premises only, at any time of day or night.A wine merchant’s licence is required for persons or businesses wanting to sell beer and/or wine only for consumption off the licensed premises only, and in quantities of not less than 3.4 litres (0.75 gallons) of wine or 6.8 litres (1.5 gallons) of beer at one time, at any time of day or night.A spirit grocer’s licence is required for persons or businesses that wish to sell intoxicating liquor in bottles only in any amount for consumption away from the licensed premises, at any time of day or night.A wine retailer’s licence is required for persons or businesses wanting to sell only wine or beer in any quantity for consumption either on or off the licensed premises, at any time of day or night.A spirit retailer’s licence is required for persons or businesses that wish to sell intoxicating liquor in any quantity for consumption, either on or off the licensed premises, at any time of day or night.There are ten different types of liquor licences that are issued in Trinidad and Tobago: How much does it cost to apply for a liquor licence?.How do I apply for a licence to sell intoxicating liquor?.Dependent upon the types of alcohol to be sold and the type of establishment where the alcohol would be sold, there are different types of licences that are required. All persons or business places wishing to sell intoxicating liquor (beer, rum, wine and other spirits) must obtain a liquor licence from the Excise Branch of the Customs and Excise Division.
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