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A Colorado House bill could change the kind of liquor consumers can buy from some of the state's large grocery and drug stores.
House Bill 1373 would convert liquor licenses for about 30 mostly large chain grocery stores that allow them to sell beer, wine and spirits to being able to sell just beer and wine.
Opponents say the bill could help half of the 1,600 small liquor stores statewide survive.
HB 1373 would eliminate any future opportunity for small liquor stores to be bought out by the grocery and convenience stores.
The retail council points out that since 2016 , the retailers have invested millions to obtain liquor licenses, lease land, and reconfigure existing floor space with approvals from local governments.
The council said there are at least four current deals on hold while the bill goes through the process.
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