off-sales

plural noun

1. sales of alcoholic drink for consumption off the premises by a pub or an off-licence attached to a pub

Example Sentences

The court heard the attack on Mr Mohammed occurred after the boy and a friend had gone to the off-sales store in Govanhill at about 16:00 on 12 April.

From BBC

In Wales, pubs can sell takeaway drinks if licensed, and in Northern Ireland, takeaway off-sales must stop at 20:00 GMT.

From BBC

Some people have questioned whether this is fair on pubs, but as stated above, pubs which have the correct licence can provide "off-sales", ie alcohol to take away.

From BBC

But under the Business and Planning Act 2020, all premises have now been given temporary extensions to their licences allowing off-sales until September 2021.

From BBC

Mayor Brandon Bochenski issued an emergency declaration temporarily modifying closing hours for bars, bars/restaurants and off-sales to 11 p.m.

From Washington Times