WordNet
n. a license authorizing the holder to sell alcoholic beverages [syn: liquor licence]
Wikipedia
A liquor license is a permit to sell alcoholic beverages.
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Usage examples of "liquor license".
Store_ (business license transferred to Subject PEAVY 12/16/60) & the _Cockpit Cocktail Lounge_ in Reno (Nevada liquor license #6044/dated 2/12/58).
The bar was in incessant motion, a whorehouse with a liquor license and a transient crowd.
After she read it, we went out to dinner (by unspoken agreement, we chose a restaurant with no liquor license) and had a long heart-to-heart talk.
Didn't anyone who applied for a liquor license have to be fingerprinted as a matter of routine?
The ABC had shut the place down twice in the past for serving alcohol to minors, and the previous owner had consequently lost his liquor license.
Cheryl says he's trying to buy the rest of the business out and forget the liquor license, but he can't seem to get the cash together for that either.
Mory's meanwhile had lost its liquor license temporarily over its refusal to admit women.
First thing we did when we took possession was we bought a liquor license.