Colorado requires no state liquor-license surety bond of any tier; the 'Colorado alcohol tax bond' advertised elsewhere is really the federal TTB bond. So lead with liquor-liability insurance and confirm any local requirement.
Colorado requires no state liquor-license surety bond of any tier; the 'Colorado alcohol tax bond' advertised elsewhere is really the federal TTB bond. So lead with liquor-liability insurance and confirm any local requirement.
Who posts a bond in Colorado: No state bond at any tier. Federal producers/importers/wholesalers may owe a federal TTB bond. The regulator is the Colorado Dept. of Revenue, Liquor Enforcement Division (LED).
Bond amounts in Colorado are set by the Colorado Dept. of Revenue, Liquor Enforcement Division (LED) and vary by license type — we confirm your exact requirement (and any figure) before you pay a cent.
Requirements and amounts change and vary by license class and locality — we verify your exact requirement with the state before you pay.
Yes — C.R.S. 44-3-801 (willful/knowing service of a visibly intoxicated person or minor), with a damages cap. Liquor liability is insurance, not a bond.
Your standard general-liability policy excludes alcohol claims — so a single incident can hit you with no coverage. When we handle your bond, we also line up liquor liability, property/BOP and workers' comp. The bond satisfies the state; the insurance protects your business.
Get Bond + Liquor Liability →Tell us your license type — a licensed agent confirms your exact Colorado requirement and emails your quote, usually within a few business hours.