Either make a deal with the hotel to serve drinks or make it BYOB and sell mixers and ice.
Meaning to sound a bit snarky here; one might think that if the Holiday Inn is in the business of providing a venue, where folks want to serve alcohol, they should provide more complete information (at least) about the process, if not professional expertise in guiding you along. Seems like a simple bit of providing complete customer service on their part.[/QUO
The Holiday Inn is not in the business of providing legal advice for alcohol consuming events. They gave the beat advice by telling the person to contact the liquor board to get a temp license and they would need to use a certified bar tender.
The Holiday Inn is not in the business of providing legal advice for alcohol consuming events. They gave the beat advice by telling the person to contact the liquor board to get a temp license and they would need to use a certified bar tender.