Gov. Greg Abbott, in an effort to reopen Texas, announced an executive order which allows non-essential retail businesses to operate via pick-up and delivery service starting on April 24.
Since the announcement was made, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) received many questions on how the order impacts the alcoholic beverage industry.
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Here are the TABC’s guidelines for to-go alcohol sales:
- Businesses selling alcohol will continue to operate as they have been in recent weeks.
- Businesses authorized by Texas law or a statutory suspension, issued by Gov. Abbott, can conduct pickup and delivery services of alcohol. Click here for a list of who can and cannot conduct to-go sales.
- Mixed beverages are still not allowed to be sold mixed for pick up and delivery. Alcohol must be in manufacturer-sealed containers.