Kansas Alcohol Laws

Alcohol Laws in Kansas

• Control on the alcoholic beverage in Kansas State

  • There is no control on the alcoholic beverage for beer.

  • For wine there is no control on the alcoholic beverage.

  • There is no alcoholic beverage control on the distilled spirits.

• Sale hours for alcohol in Kansas

  • On the premises (In counties where allowed) - It is allowed in-between 9 AM to 2 AM.

  • Off the premises (In counties where allowed)

    - Monday to Saturday, it is allowed in-between 9 AM to 11 PM.

    - On Sunday in-between 7 PM to 8 PM, in communities where Sunday off-premises sales allowed.

• Remarks as per the alcohol laws of Kansas

  • This state has very strict alcohol laws as compared to the remaining states in the United States.

  • This state prohibited all types of alcohol since 1881 to the year 1948, as well as the on the premises alcohol sales are prohibited since 1949 to the year 1987.

  • Since 2005, Kansas allowed Sunday sales of alcohol.

  • Still today there is no permission of on the premises sale of alcohol in 29 counties in this state.

  • Also in the other 59 counties in Kansas, it is hard and fast to have a business with at least 30% of income among the food sales, so as to have on the premises alcohol sale.

  • In all the counties form Kansas, only seventeen permitted for on the premises sale of alcohol generally.

  • It is also not the case that communities allowing the off the premises sale allow Sunday sale as well.

  • Also the Independence Day, Memorial Day, Thanksgiving, Labor Day, Easter and Christmas sale is prohibited in Kansas.

  • This state have an open container laws specially for public places as well as public vehicles and require prospective on the premises or off the premises licensees, to do so.