Education

Welcome to the new LCB Education resource library!

Our mission is to promote responsible consumption and enhance public understanding of alcohol and cannabis. We are dedicated to educating the community on the effects of these substances, providing accurate information, and supporting safe practices.

Use the terms on the left-hand side to select what categories to filter by. If you are a licensee looking for educational resources, please visit our Enforcement Education pages or select "Enforcement" below to filter.

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Liquor
Laws

Producing, Selling, and Buying Alcohol Products

LCB has legal authority for licensing and regulating the production, distribution, and sales of alcoholic products in Washington State. Policies governing these activities are a mix of state laws and

Liquor
Laws
Safety

Alcohol and Motor Vehicle Use

Driving under the influence (DUI) refers to operating a motor vehicle while affected by alcohol, drugs, or both. Motor vehicle incidents involving drunk or drugged driving cost our state millions of

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Laws
Safety

If You Are Under 21

Zero Tolerance Law In Washington State if you are under the age of 21, you don’t even have to be “buzzed” to be busted while driving. On your first offense with a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of

Liquor
Laws

Know the Laws

Producing, Selling, and Buying Alcohol Products The Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) has legal authority for licensing and regulating the production, distribution, and sales of alcoholic products in

Basics
Liquor

Alcohol Basics

What Is Alcohol and Why Is It Regulated? Alcohol is produced naturally by the fermentation of yeast, sugars, and starches found in grains, fruits, and vegetables. An additional process of evaporation

Health
Liquor

Alcohol and Your Health

Alcohol and the Brain Brain imaging shows the brain continues to develop until at least the mid-20s. Much of brain functioning is a chemical balancing act, so changing the chemicals in the brain by

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Safety

Consumer Safety

Ways to Reduce Risk Excessive drinking is linked to many health and behavioral problems. (To learn more, see the Alcohol and Your Health) Anyone can take steps to reduce these risks. Hosting Parties

Basics
Liquor

Alcohol Education

Since the end of alcohol prohibition, LCB has had a primary role in ensuring alcohol is manufactured, sold, and served in responsible ways and that only those over the age of 21 are able to buy and

Tobacco and Vapor

Tobacco

The Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) enforces tobacco regulations and tax laws with product retailers, wholesalers, and distributors, and investigates and stops illegal acquisition and shipments of

Tobacco and Vapor

Vapor Products

The Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB) enforces vapor product laws and regulations and investigates the sales of vapor products by anyone not licensed to sell them. Keeping vapor products out of the

Liquor
Enforcement

Alcohol Licensee Education

Alcohol Delivery and Takeaway Guide The Washington State Legislature recently passed Senate Bill 5448. The new law which takes effect on July 1, 2023, has an impact on alcohol delivery and takeout requirements for liquor licensees that hold the following temporary endorsements: Takeout/Delivery
Tobacco and Vapor
Enforcement

Tobacco and Vapor Licensee Education

Discontinued Sales of Products Containing THC by Businesses that Do Not Hold a Cannabis License The recent passage of E2SSB 5367 has generated questions pertaining to retail sales of products with detectable amounts of THC. This guide describes what is prohibited to be sold by a business that does