What type of license allows for the sale and supply of alcohol for consumption elsewhere?

An Off Licence is specifically designed for the sale and supply of alcohol for consumption off the premises where it is sold. This means that when a retailer operates under an Off Licence, customers can purchase alcohol to take away and enjoy elsewhere, such as at home or at a different location. This type of license is common for liquor stores, supermarkets, and convenience shops that sell sealed containers of alcoholic beverages.

In contrast, an On Licence permits the sale of alcohol for consumption on the premises, such as in bars, restaurants, and cafes. A Club Licence is granted to registered clubs and allows members and their guests to consume alcohol on the club's premises. A Special Licence can be issued for specific events or occasions, but it does not provide a general authorization for sale and supply for off-premises consumption like the Off Licence does.