Kentucky
Alcohol delivery laws in Kentucky
Who is actually delivering
The hours below are the shop's. A courier working for a retailer is bound by that retailer's window, so an order placed inside it and delivered outside it is the shop's problem rather than yours, and shops decline late orders for exactly that reason.
Licensing is separate from hours. Whether a particular shop may deliver at all depends on the permits it holds, which vary within a state, so the source list below is the law on hours rather than on who may hold a licence.
Beer in Kentucky
Grocery and convenience
Your city or county sets these hours
Kentucky sets no hours your store must follow. Your city or county decides, and local hours run both later and earlier than the state's default. Some Kentucky territories are dry and prohibit alcohol sales entirely.
Package store
Your city or county sets these hours
Kentucky sets no hours your store must follow. Your city or county decides, and local hours run both later and earlier than the state's default. Some Kentucky territories are dry and prohibit alcohol sales entirely.
Bar or restaurant
Your city or county sets these hours
Kentucky sets no hours your store must follow. Your city or county decides, and local hours run both later and earlier than the state's default. Some Kentucky territories are dry and prohibit alcohol sales entirely.
Wine in Kentucky
Grocery and convenience
Your city or county sets these hours
Kentucky grocery stores and gas stations cannot sell wine or spirits at all - state law bars them from holding the licence. Look for a package store. Beer is different and may be sold in groceries where local rules allow.
Package store
Your city or county sets these hours
Kentucky sets no hours your store must follow. Your city or county decides, and local hours run both later and earlier than the state's default. Some Kentucky territories are dry and prohibit alcohol sales entirely.
Bar or restaurant
Your city or county sets these hours
Kentucky sets no hours your store must follow. Your city or county decides, and local hours run both later and earlier than the state's default. Some Kentucky territories are dry and prohibit alcohol sales entirely.
Liquor in Kentucky
Grocery and convenience
Your city or county sets these hours
Kentucky grocery stores and gas stations cannot sell wine or spirits at all - state law bars them from holding the licence. Look for a package store. Beer is different and may be sold in groceries where local rules allow.
Package store
Your city or county sets these hours
Kentucky sets no hours your store must follow. Your city or county decides, and local hours run both later and earlier than the state's default. Some Kentucky territories are dry and prohibit alcohol sales entirely.
Bar or restaurant
Your city or county sets these hours
Kentucky sets no hours your store must follow. Your city or county decides, and local hours run both later and earlier than the state's default. Some Kentucky territories are dry and prohibit alcohol sales entirely.
Common questions
- Can you get alcohol delivered in Kentucky?
- Kentucky sets no statewide sale hours, so delivery follows whatever your city or county allows.
- Why does Kentucky not publish delivery hours?
- Kentucky sets no statewide sale hours at all, and a delivery cannot run outside hours the state never fixed. Your city or county decides both.
Sources
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