Liquor stores can earn about $250 per square foot annually. But if you want to bring in this kind of cash, you must take steps to merchandise, lay out, and organize your store properly.

Owning a small business can be a dream come true. You’ll have the opportunity to build lasting relationships with your customers, share your passion for fine spirits, and make big sales.

Beer is the third most-consumed beverage on earth, ranking just behind water and tea. And if you want to tap into that market and start selling beer, wine, and other non-distilled alcoholic drinks, you need a beer and wine liquor license.

It’s tempting to think that every shopper walking through the door comes to your store on a specific mission, but a whopping 82 percent of shoppers make their purchase decisions while in your store.

Did you know that spirits are outselling beer for the first time ever? They’re almost neck and neck. And you can capitalize on this statistic!

Many people dream of owning a small business.

If you’re looking for a fun way to grow your customer base, boost your sales, and build your liquor store’s reputation as a purveyor of fine wines, it’s time to plan a wine tasting!