The Planning Board on Monday and the Licensing Board on Tuesday both approved the request, pending a final OK by the state's Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission.
Attorney Lisa Adelman, representing OSJL Spirits LLC, said a 279 square foot space would be carved out for the retail area in the Curran Highway store and another 260 square feet would be secured and locked cage for when it is not on display.
There will not be any coolers but rather wine bottles and six-packs would be sold off shelf.
"It is wine and beer and the product that we typically engage in sales, not solely, but the primary product that is sold are closeouts or a product that is specifically made for OSJL Spirits almost like your Trader Joe's brand," Adelman said. "We have specific products that's made for OSJL Spirts.