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Covers accepted identification, mandatory carding, driving intoxication level (.08 BAC), service hours, credit sales limits, and retail-to-retail purchase rules. 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Laws on alcohol sales and service may vary greatly by city, county or state. For complete information on the alcohol laws in effect in your region, please contact the liquor authority in your state and/or municipality.  \nIndiana  \n\n| STATE LIQUOR AUTHORITY | State of Indiana\u003Cbr>Indiana Alcoholic & tobacco Commission\u003Cbr>302 west Washington Street, Room E114\u003Cbr>Indianapolis, Indiana 46204\u003Cbr>Phone: 317-232-2430\u003Cbr>Fax: 317-233-6114\u003Cbr>General E-mail: [comments@atc.in.gov](comments@atc.in.gov)\u003Cbr>[Website: www.in.gov/atc/](Website: www.in.gov/atc/) |\n| --- | --- |\n| AGE TO CONSUME | 21 |\n| AGE TO SERVE | 19-20 After completing approved alcohol server training program and serving only in a dining area or family room of a restaurant or hotel. Must be under the supervision of a person who is at least 21 years of age, is present at the restaurant or hotel, and has successfully completed an alcohol server training program. |\n| AGE TO POUR | 21 |\n| AGE TO SELL (PACKAGED LIQUOR) | 19 to ring up sales I a drug or grocery store. 21 in a Package Liquor Store, or growlers in a brewpub. |\n| EMPLOYEE PERMIT | Required-may not apply if on probation for a OWI, if received 2 OWI convictions must wait 2 years, 3OWI convictions must wait 10 years. May not owe takes to the State of Indiana or back child support. |\n| MINORS ALLOWED ON PREMISE? | Minors under 21 are not allowed in bars or taverns, except if 18 or with parents expressly to dine. |\n| CAN PARENTS SERVE? | NO |\n| HOURS OF SERVICE | On premise establishments: Sunday thru Sunday: 7:00 a.m until 3:00 a.m. Off Premise/Retail Stores: Monday thru Saturday: 7:00 a.m until 3:00 a.m. the following morning, Sunday: noon until 8:00 p.m. |\n| ACCEPTED ID’S | Only Valid government issued ID’s. Examples: driver license, state ID, Military ID and passport. Mandatory carding for packaged sales to customers who appear under 40 years of age. |\n| LEGAL LEVEL OF INTOXICATION WHILE DRIVING | .08 BAC |\n| DRAM SHOP LAW | Licensees and their employees are civilly liable if the guest causing the injury or damages was visibly intoxicated when served, and if the guest’ intoxication is proven to be the proximate cause of the damages. Only injured parties under the age of 21, or their representatives may sue the licenses for damages. Also, the intoxicated guest of his estate/family may not sue the licensee if the guest is injured. |\n| ID CONFISCATION | Retailers should contact local police as they suspect a minor is carrying a fake ID. May not confiscate. |\n| HAPPY HOUR & OTHER SERVICE RESTRICTIONS | Indiana’s happy hour laws prohibit the following:\u003Cbr>- May not sell reduced price alcoholic beverages during a portion of the day and sell same drinks for a higher price for the remainder of that day\u003Cbr>- May not sell “2 (or more) for 1” drink specials\u003Cbr>Note: The above does not apply to private functions\u003Cbr>Licensees are allowed to:\u003Cbr>- Increase drink prices when the licensee provides special live entertainment.\u003Cbr>- In hotels, may offer complimentary alcoholic beverages to registered guests and their guests in areas where drinks are not usually sold.\u003Cbr>Foodservice is required ofall on-premise retailers. |\n| CREDIT SALES | Not Allowed |\n| RETAIL TO RETAIL SALES | Retailers must purchase alcohol from a wholesaler, may not purchase from a package liquor store. |\n| PENALTIES FOR SERVING OR\u003Cbr>SELLING TO A MINOR | Class B misdemeanor punishable by up to 90 days imprisonment and may be fined up to $1000. |\n\n\n| COMPLIANCE CHECKS | Excise may use 19-20 year olds to verify that servers and clerks do not sell to minors. |\n| --- | --- |\n| WARNING SIGNS REQUIRED ON EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL ON FETUS? | Not required |\n\nADDENDUM: INDIANA’S DRAM SHOP LAW  \nPerson furnishing alcoholic beverage; civil liability for damages; \"furnish\" defined  \nSec. 15.5. (a) As used in this section, \"furnish\" includes barter, deliver, sell, exchange, provide, or give away.  \n(b) A person ","cbCaih1EiADRo5BM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaih1EiADRo5BM","pdf",222754,"English","# Indiana\n## Key Age Limits and ID Rules\n## Hours, Restrictions, and Retail Rules\n## Intoxication, Dram Shop Law, and Penalties","[{\"question\":\"What are the minimum ages to serve, pour, and sell alcohol in Indiana?\",\"answer\":\"Indiana lists AGE TO SERVE as 19-20 only after completing approved server training and serving in a limited dining context under supervision. AGE TO POUR is 21, and packaged liquor sales may be 19 for ring-up in a drug or grocery store, but 21 in a package liquor store (with additional notes for growlers).\"},{\"question\":\"What ID is accepted and when is mandatory carding required?\",\"answer\":\"Only valid government-issued IDs are accepted, including driver license, state ID, military ID, and passport. 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