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Kroozin Market secures Texas beer and wine permit for San Antonio site

Kroozin Market secures Texas beer and wine permit for San Antonio site

Rule Changes San Antonio, TX local

The state issued the permit to Kroozin Wurzbach LLC at 14411 Wurzbach Parkway, where a 12,703-square-foot retail building is scheduled to finish in September 2027

October 20th, 2026: Texas ABC issues beer and wine permit

Overview

Updated Oct 24

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued a beer and wine permit on October 20 to Kroozin Wurzbach LLC for 14411 Wurzbach Parkway in San Antonio. The limited liability company was formed February 26, 2026, and applied for the license on August 12.

Kroozin runs about 27 mapped convenience stops, nearly all around Houston, Beaumont and Port Arthur. This is its first recorded San Antonio permit. The building at the address is a 12,703-square-foot retail project valued at $1.5 million, with construction scheduled to start January 31, 2027, and finish in September 2027.

Why it matters

Kroozin, a Texas Gulf Coast convenience chain, has secured its first San Antonio beer and wine permit, at a site under construction.

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Key Indicators

1
Texas ABC permit issued to Kroozin Wurzbach LLC
Beer and wine permit recorded October 20, 2026, for 14411 Wurzbach Pkwy.
27
Kroozin stops across the Texas Gulf Coast
Mapped locations, nearly all in the Houston, Beaumont, and Port Arthur area.
$1.5M
Estimated construction cost of the Wurzbach building
Per TDLR filing for the 12,703-square-foot retail building at 14411 Wurzbach Pkwy.
Aug 12, 2026
TABC licence application filed
Type BG liquor licence application recorded for the site, roughly ten weeks before the permit was issued.

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Organizations Involved

KR
Kroozin
Convenience store chain
Parent brand of the permit holder

Texas Gulf Coast convenience store chain with about 27 mapped stops.
KW
Kroozin Wurzbach LLC
Limited liability company
Permit holder; active with the Texas Secretary of State

Entity that holds the Texas ABC permit at 14411 Wurzbach Parkway.
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
State regulator
Permit issuer

State agency that licenses and regulates alcohol sales in Texas.
TR
Tripoint Real Estate LLC
Real estate development company
Property owner of record

Owner of record for the Wurzbach Parkway development.

Timeline

January 2026 September 2027

7 events Latest: October 20th, 2026 · 3 weeks ago
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  1. Scheduled construction completion

    Upcoming Construction

    Scheduled completion date for the Wurzbach Parkway building; not a confirmation work finished.

  2. Scheduled construction start

    Upcoming Construction

    Scheduled start date for construction at the Wurzbach Parkway site; not a confirmation work began.

  3. Texas ABC issues beer and wine permit

    Latest Regulatory

    Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issues a beer and wine permit to Kroozin Wurzbach LLC at 14411 Wurzbach Pkwy.

  4. Kroozin files TABC licence application

    Regulatory

    A type BG liquor licence application is recorded for the Kroozin Market site at Wurzbach Parkway, according to PourWire's filing trail.

  5. TDLR accessibility review complete

    Regulatory

    Filing records completion of the accessibility review for the Wurzbach Parkway project.

  6. Kroozin Wurzbach LLC formed in Texas

    Business

    The permit holder is formed as a Texas limited liability company and later shows an active right to transact business, per Texas Comptroller records.

  7. TDLR project registered

    Regulatory

    Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation registers the 12,703 sq ft retail building project at 14411 Wurzbach Pkwy.

Scenarios

1

Kroozin Market opens at Wurzbach Parkway

Likely Resolves by End of 2027

Discussed by: TDLR project records and the chain's own locations page

Construction finishes on schedule in September 2027, the store opens, and the beer and wine permit goes into active use. Kroozin adds the address to its locations page as an open stop.

2

Construction slips past September 2027

Possible Resolves by End of 2027

Discussed by: TDLR scheduled dates, which are not confirmations of work

The scheduled January 2027 start or September 2027 completion slips. The store opens later than planned, or the permit sits unused while construction continues.

3

Permit lapses without a store

Unlikely Resolves by Q2 2028

Discussed by: Texas ABC license data

The permit is issued but the store never opens, or the permit expires before the building is ready. The license drops off the active ABC list.

Historical Context

2 moments from history that rhyme with this story — and how they unfolded.

2019

Buc-ee's expands beyond Texas (2019)

Buc-ee's, founded in Lake Jackson, Texas in 1982, opened its first store outside Texas in Robertsdale, Alabama in 2019. The chain has since grown to several states.

Then

The Alabama store proved the brand could work outside its home state.

Now

Buc-ee's now operates in multiple states, each store requiring its own permits and construction.

Why this matters now

Shows how a Texas convenience store chain grows into new markets, with each site needing its own approvals.

2012

Wawa enters Florida (2012)

Wawa, a Pennsylvania-based chain, opened its first Florida store in Orlando in 2012, beginning a multi-year push into the state.

Then

The Orlando store was the first of many Florida locations.

Now

Wawa now has hundreds of Florida stores, showing how a regional chain can scale into a new state.

Why this matters now

Illustrates the multi-step process of entering a new market: site selection, construction, and licensing.

Sources

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Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission / data.texas.gov Zabalist Kroozin Texas New Openings PourWire