What's the Average Liquor Store Revenue? + 7 Sales-Boosting Strategies

After countless hours of crafting a business plan, curating your product selection, and designing eye-catching displays, your liquor store is finally open for business.

Prices are going up, and many small and independent liquor stores are struggling to stay competitive.

Owning a liquor store can feel a lot like walking into a casino — the stakes are high, and success depends on more than just showing up. According to IBISWorld, the U.S. liquor market generates nearly $75 billion in annual revenue, but profitability depends on how well you manage six core areas.

Underage drinking is a tricky problem to tackle.

Ready to open your own liquor store but need funding to make it happen? You're in the right place.

Most independent liquor store owners don’t expect overnight success. But once the doors open and sales start rolling in, profitability becomes the next goal — and the next challenge.

Every great liquor store starts with a vision, but succeeds with a plan.

What’s the number-one factor in your liquor store’s success? A steady flow of customers coming through the door.

From the outside it might seem easy, but liquor store owners know that one of the hardest aspects of running a liquor store is keeping the shelves stocked.