A 2COP license in Florida allows for the sale of beer and wine for consumption on the premises. This license does not permit the sale of distilled spirits or higher-proof alcohol. Therefore, the proof of alcohol that can be sold with a 2COP license is limited to beer and wine, typically up to around 14% alcohol by volume for wine.
To obtain a 2COP license in Florida, which allows for the sale of beer and wine for consumption on the premises, you need to apply through the Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco. First, ensure you meet all eligibility requirements, including being at least 21 years old and having no disqualifying criminal history. Complete the application, provide necessary documentation, and pay the associated fees. Once your application is approved, you’ll receive your license, allowing you to serve beer and wine in your establishment.
A 2COP (2 types of alchohol/Consumption On Premesis) license, here in the great state of Florida, is a license to sell beer and wine on-premises. Essentially, it's for a beer bar.
In the context of alcohol regulation in the United States, a "2COP" license allows the sale of beer and wine for consumption on the premises, while a "4COP" license permits the sale of all types of alcoholic beverages, including spirits, for on-premises consumption. The specific designations and their meanings can vary by state and local regulations, so it's important to check the local licensing authority for detailed definitions and requirements.
I just spoke with the ABT in Florida and asked the same question. I was told that if it is wine based, there is no limit to the amount of alcohol that the item can have. The limitation in a wine based beverage is probably in the fermentation process. A 2COP license can also serve the liquor based drinks in a can such as a Rum and Cola, but there is a limit to the alcohol content, which the contact thought was 6% You can access the laws regarding what you can serve by downloading the statues found at myfloridalicense.com
You do not need a license to serve alcohol unless you own a business. If you are trying to serve alcohol in your own resturant/club you then need your own license to do so.
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