The shipping container of any vinous liquors sent into or out of this this state under this exception must be clearly labeled to indicate that the package cannot be delivered to a minor, or to an intoxicated person. In this case, the ordering service takes the order and coordinates the delivery of alcohol beverages through a Colorado retail liquor store. The retail liquor store then makes the delivery from its licensed premises to a legal age Colorado consumer. Retail liquor stores who deliver alcohol to consumers in Colorado are required to maintain logs that verify both the age and identity of the person who places the liquor delivery order and the age and identity of the person accepting delivery. Retail liquor stores who deliver alcohol to consumers must obtain a delivery permit from the Colorado LiquorEnforcement Division, before beginning deliveries.
Permits are no cost.
Common carriers who act as delivery agents for anyone who ships alcohol beverages into Colorado are required to obtain evidence that the person for whom they are shipping has a Colorado issued liquor license or permit. Common carriers who make deliveries for businesses or persons who do not have a license or permit are subject to criminal charges.