Vermont
Alcohol delivery laws in Vermont
Delivery in Vermont runs on the same hours as the shop sending it, 6 a.m. to midnight.A delivery is a sale in Vermont, so it has to happen inside
the selling hours of the shop it comes from rather than on a
schedule of its own.
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 Vermont
Grocery and convenience
| Day | Legal sale hours |
|---|---|
| Every day |
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Package store
| Day | Legal sale hours |
|---|---|
| Every day |
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Bar or restaurant
| Day | Legal sale hours |
|---|---|
| Every day |
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Wine in Vermont
Grocery and convenience
| Day | Legal sale hours |
|---|---|
| Every day |
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Package store
| Day | Legal sale hours |
|---|---|
| Every day |
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Bar or restaurant
| Day | Legal sale hours |
|---|---|
| Every day |
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Liquor in Vermont
Bar or restaurant
| Day | Legal sale hours |
|---|---|
| Every day |
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Common questions
- Can you get alcohol delivered in Vermont?
- Delivery in Vermont runs on the same hours as the shop sending it, 6 a.m. to midnight.
- What time does alcohol delivery stop in Vermont?
- When the shop's own selling window closes. Vermont treats a delivery as a sale, so it cannot happen at a time the shop could not sell over the counter.
Sources
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