Here is the notice from the TABC regarding the new online Regulatory Licensing and Permitting System (RLPS): The TABC is excited to announce the launch of the Regulatory Licensing and Permitting System (RLPS) on January 22, 2018. RLPS will allow the agency to more efficiently process licenses and permits, but we will need your help. […] Read more
The stories run amuck when it comes to compliance checks and who’s friend heard from somebody that someone got “busted” for… First, the TABC is not going to do something that costs them time with no results. They have specific rules and regulations that govern what can and cannot happen with the underage buyer and […] Read more
What is a Designated Manager? In order to stock wine before July 1 there must be at least one Designated Manager. This manager is required to complete a class to obtain their 5 year license. Designated Managers are the only ones that can order wine and pay for wine deliveries. Will Cheek, one of the most knowledgeable alcohol attorneys in […] Read more
The TABC just posted a new link on their website. This link describes all designated manager requirements and includes a download for the designated manager application. Click here to download the application. If you have a problem downloading the application please contact our office and we can email it to you. All locations selling wine will be required to have […] Read more
TopShelf is working hard to help companies complete their wine seller training before the July 1 wine sales date! Click here to see or segment on WATE news.
The changes in TABC leadership will cause minor hiccups in processing applications for Server Permits and Licenses. All of these documents must contain an official signature so offices are waiting for the new stamp containing the acting Directors signature. This should happen today, Wednesday, March 30 but until it does even those walking into the TABC […] Read more
House Bill 2586, the wine “pre-stock” bill, passed the House of Representatives Tuesday night, March 30. It is on its way to the governor’s desk for a signature! This means Tennesseans will be able to purchase wine from their favorite food store come July 1!
Late Thursday, March 24, Keith Bell resigned from the TABC. Keith Bell was a controversial leader from day one but worked very hard to normalize an agency in trouble. Keith made existing rules apply to all, changed the rules that were outdated, and created an atmosphere for the Distillery Industry to grow. Granted, some rules were harsh but […] Read more
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