Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0100-11-.06 - OPERATION OF LIQUOR BY THE DRINK ESTABLISHMENTS WITHIN RETAIL FOOD STORES
Current through March 20, 2022
(1) A retail food store wine licensee may
also hold a license for on-premises consumption within the location as a retail
food store wine licensee. However, the premises of the on-premises consumption
license must be physically separated from the retail food store wine licensee's
premises. Physical separation may be accomplished by walls, fencing or other
means, approved by the Commission, used to indicate that the two areas have
been designated to operate separately.
(2) A retail food store wine licensee must
operate an area with an on-premises license as a separate entity from the
retail food store. A retail food store may sublease its premises to a different
person or entity for purpose of operating an establishment licensed pursuant to
T.C.A. §
57-4-101, et seq.
(3) The comingling of the inventory of
alcoholic beverages by any person holding a license under T.C.A. §
57-3-801 and T.C.A. §
57-4-101 or by any different
persons holding licenses pursuant to T.C.A. §
57-3-801 and T.C.A. §
57-4-101, is cause for suspension
or revocation of any and all licenses that is involved in such
activity.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. §§ 57-3-104(c)(4) and 57-3-817.
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