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Liquor Lattes? Tully's Could Soon Be Serving Spirits
A company spokeswoman confirmed a Redmond location has applied for a liquor license. Edmonds? No word yet.
How about a glass of chardonnay with that double latte?
The in Redmond's Bella Bottega shopping center has applied for a liquor license to serve beer and wine, but at this point the company will not say whether it actually plans to add alcohol to its drink menu.
Geurts said the Bella Bottega shop is "one of just a few locations" that Tully's is considering for beer and wine sales. A quick search of the state's liquor license database shows the Woodinville store at 14481 Woodinville-Redmond Road also has a pending application.
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No, the Edmonds location at Fifth Avenue South is not listed.
Perhaps it would only be appropriate for a coffee company that's prominently headquartered at a former brewery to get into the beer and wine business.
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The idea is not without precedent. Seattle-based coffee giant Starbucks began selling beer and wine at select locations in 2010 and recently announced it's expanding the concept beyond the Pacific Northwest to Chicago.
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