New Hampshire Liquor Commission surpasses $4 billion in revenue

An NHLC store. courtesy photo

CONCORD, NH โ€“ The New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) recently completed its most successful sales year in history, surpassing $4 billion in total net revenue delivered to the state of New Hampshire since it was founded in 1934. In Fiscal Year 2021, NHLC sales reached $765 million, a 5-percent increase or $36.5 million over the previous year. Total net revenue reached $155 million, which supports essential state services, including education, health and social services, transportation, natural resource protection, addiction treatment and prevention programs.

NHLC marked the milestone by launching a new website, www.wheredoesthemoneygonh.com, which provides information on NHLCโ€™s business and the impact the $4 billion in net revenue has had on the Granite State.

โ€œSurpassing the $4 billion milestone is a monumental achievement for NHLC and it is made possible by the dedication of thousands of employees who have worked for our organization over the past 86 years,โ€ said NHLC Chairman Joseph Mollica. โ€œOur business has evolved tremendously, especially in the last 10 years. Thanks to our strategic investments, including renovating nearly half of our NH Liquor & Wine Outlets, launching a new e-commerce website, implementing technology enhancements and developing sophisticated marketing and communications efforts, we have built a nationally recognized brand that is poised to continue to offer customers the best selection and savings on wine and spirits and to deliver substantial profits for New Hampshire citizens.โ€

โ€œFor decades, the New Hampshire Liquor Commission has done a tremendous job growing their brand and offering premium customer service to New Hampshire residents and visitors,โ€ said Governor Chris Sununu.


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