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AK Stat § 04.11.060 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 1. Licensing and Reporting Requirements.|Sec. 04.11.060. Nonresident distiller, brewer, winery, or wholesaler.

A distiller, brewer, winery, or wholesaler whose plant or principal place of business is outside the state may not sell products directly to licensees in the state without (1) obtaining a general wholesale license under AS 04.11.160(a) for each wholesale distributing point in the state; (2) appointing an agent upon whom process can be served; and (3) obtaining other applicable licenses under the provisions of this title.
AK Stat § 04.11.070 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 1. Licensing and Reporting Requirements.|Sec. 04.11.070. Power limited to the board.

Only the board may issue, renew, transfer, relocate, suspend, or revoke a license under this title.
AK Stat § 04.11.080 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.080. Types of licenses and permits.

Licenses and permits issued under this title are as follows: (1) beverage dispensary license; (2) duplicate beverage dispensary license for additional rooms; (3) restaurant or eating place license; (4) club license; (5) bottling works license; (6) brewery license; (7) package store license; (8) general wholesale license; (9) wholesale malt beverage and wine license; (10) distillery license; (11) common carrier dispensary license; (12) retail stock sale license; (13) recreational site license; (14) pub license; (15) winery license; (16) caterer's permit; (17) special events permit; (18) conditional contractor's permit; (19) brewpub license; (20) golf course license; (21) outdoor recreation lodge license; (22) destination resort license.
AK Stat § 04.11.090 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.090. Beverage dispensary license.

(a) A beverage dispensary license authorizes the holder to sell or serve on the licensed premises alcoholic beverages for consumption on the licensed premises only. (b) The biennial beverage dispensary license fee is $2,500. (c) [Repealed, § 69 ch 101 SLA 1995.]  (d) The area designated as the licensed premises under a beverage dispensary license issued to a hotel, motel, resort, or similar business that caters to the traveling public as a substantial part of its business may include the dining room, banquet room, guests' rooms, and other public areas approved by the board. (e) A holder of a beverage dispensary license may not maintain upon the licensed premises more than one room in which there is regularly maintained a fixed counter or service bar at which alcoholic beverages are sold or served to members of the public for consumption unless the licensee is issued by the board, after investigation, a duplicate of the original license for each of the rooms. The holder of the beverage dispensary license shall pay to the board with each application for a duplicate license an amount equal to the fee payable for the original beverage dispensary license under (b) of this section. If the licensed premises are located within a municipality, a duplicate beverage dispensary license may not be issued unless approved by the council or assembly, as appropriate. (f) The area designated as the licensed premises under a beverage dispensary license issued to a bowling alley may include the concourse or lane areas of the bowling alley. Notwithstanding AS 04.16.049, the board may, upon application, authorize access by persons under 21 years of age to the concourse or lane areas designated part of the bowling alley's licensed premises during hours when no alcoholic beverages are being sold, served, or consumed. (g) A holder of a beverage dispensary license issued to a hotel, motel, resort, or similar business that caters to the traveling public may stock alcoholic beverages in guest rooms, for sale and consumption in the guest room only, if authorized by the board. Alcoholic beverages stocked under this subsection shall be stocked by an employee who is 21 years of age or older, may not be supplied or resupplied during hours that the sale of alcoholic beverages is prohibited as provided under AS 04.16.010(a) and (d), and shall be stored in a refrigerated unit using a key or combination lock system within the guest room. A key lock system shall be designed to prevent the removal of the key unless the refrigerated unit is locked. Except for the licensee, or an agent or employee of the licensee, a key or combination enabling a person to obtain alcoholic beverages stocked in a guest room may only be provided to a guest who occupies the room and who is 21 years of age or older. The board shall issue a permit to each licensee authorized to stock alcoholic beverages under this subsection and may by regulation impose an administrative fee for the cost of issuing the permit.
AK Stat § 04.11.100 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.100. Restaurant or eating place license.

(a) A restaurant or eating place license authorizes a restaurant or eating place to sell beer and wine for consumption only on the licensed premises. (b) A license may be issued under this section only if the board determines that the premises to be licensed are a bona fide restaurant or eating place. (c) A license may be issued under this section only if the sale and service of food and alcoholic beverages and any other business conducted on the licensed premises of the restaurant or eating place is under the sole control of the licensee. (d) The biennial fee for a restaurant or eating place license is $600. (e) A license may be renewed under this section only if the licensee provides evidence to the board's satisfaction that gross receipts from the sale of food upon the licensed premises constitute no less than 50 percent of the gross receipts of the licensed premises for each of the two preceding calendar years. (f) Notwithstanding the provisions of (b) of this section, upon written application and approval of the local governing body, the board may renew a restaurant or eating place license and exempt the licensee from the requirements of (b) of this section if the license was issued under the provisions of this subsection before October 1, 1996. The board may not (1) renew a license as provided under this subsection if (A) the renewal would result in more than one exempt restaurant or eating place license for every 10 restaurant or eating place licenses allowed under the provisions of AS 04.11.400(a)(2) or (3); (B) the premises would be located in a building having a public entrance within 200 feet of the boundary line of a school or a church building in which religious services are being regularly conducted; for purposes of this subparagraph, the 200-foot prohibition is measured from the outer boundary line of the school or the public entrance of the church building by the shortest pedestrian route to the nearest public entrance of the restaurant or eating place; or (2) transfer an exempt license issued under this subsection to another person. (g) A restaurant or eating place licensee (1) operating under a license issued under (f) of this section shall offer a full-service menu of food items available to the public during all times that beer or wine is served or consumed; the menu must be approved by the board; (2) may only provide entertainment on the licensed premises between the hours of 3:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. unless approved by the director after written request by the licensee for a specific occasion; in this paragraph, “entertainment” includes dancing, karaoke, live performances, or similar activities, but does not include recorded or broadcast performances without live participation.
AK Stat § 04.11.110 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.110. Club license.

(a) A club license authorizes a club or organization to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption only on the licensed premises. (b) A club license may only be issued to a club, fraternal organization, patriotic organization, or social organization that has been (1) chartered by a state or national organization for a period of two consecutive years before application for a license under this section; or (2) chartered by a national organization and the national organization has maintained a chartered club or organization within the state for a period of at least 20 years. The organization licensed under this section must be operated for social, recreational, political, benevolent, or athletic purposes and not for profit. A club license may only be issued to an organization if none of the income from the sale of alcoholic beverages is distributed to its members, directors, or officers. Soliciting of public patronage of the club premises except as approved by the board is a violation of this section. (c) The biennial club license fee is $1,200. (d) Alcoholic beverages sold under a club license may be purchased only by (1) members of the club and their families, (2) widows or widowers of deceased members who have been accorded club privileges, and (3) military personnel on active duty, and their accompanying spouses, who are extended the privilege by patriotic organizations. Alcoholic beverages may be purchased only in the portion of the club rooms that are part of the licensed premises. (e) Guests who enter the club premises on the invitation of a member and in the company of the member may be served but not sold alcoholic beverages. A guest must leave the premises immediately upon the departure of the member who extended the invitation to enter. (f) Alcoholic beverages purchased by a club or organization licensed under this section may not be used or consumed off the licensed premises of the club or organization by any person, including club members and employees unless used or consumed at social, recreational, benevolent, or athletic functions of the club or organization and the use or consumption is approved by the board. (g) Access by persons under 21 years of age to (1) a club's licensed premises is permitted when alcoholic beverages are not present; and (2) the premises of a patriotic organization licensed as a club under this section is permitted when alcoholic beverages are present, if the person is a guest of a member of the club, or the spouse accompanying a guest, and the guest possesses a valid active duty military or armed forces identification card issued by the United States Department of Defense or the United States Department of Homeland Security. (h) In this section, “member” means a holder of paid-up membership entitling the holder to all voting rights and privileges of membership under the constitution or bylaws of the club or organization.
AK Stat § 04.11.115 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.115. Golf course license.

(a) A golf course license authorizes the licensee to sell beer and wine on licensed premises located on a golf course. (b) A license may be issued only if (1) an application is approved by the local governing body and the board; (2) the applicant does not hold a beverage dispensary license or a restaurant or eating place license; this paragraph does not apply to an applicant who holds a beverage dispensary license or a restaurant or eating place license if the license was acquired by transfer from a licensee under AS 04.11.280. (c) The biennial license fee is $400. The license fee and application fee must accompany the application for the license. An application must include a drawing of the golf course. A sample minimum food menu must accompany the application. (d) Food similar to that listed in the sample menu must be available during times when beer and wine are sold, served, and consumed on the licensed premises. (e) A golf course license may not be transferred or relocated. (f) In this section, (1) “golf course” means a course, having at least nine holes and covering at least 2,950 yards, that is open to the public; and (2) “licensed premises” includes buildings located on the golf course or a vending cart designed to carry beverages or food located on the golf course.
AK Stat § 04.11.120 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.120. Bottling works license.

(a) A bottling works license authorizes the holder to operate a bottling works where beer and wine may be bottled and sold. (b) A sale under a bottling works license may be made only to a person licensed under this title and only in quantities of more than five gallons. (c) The biennial bottling works license fee is $500.
AK Stat § 04.11.130 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.130. Brewery license.

(a) A brewery license authorizes the holder to operate a brewery where beer is manufactured and bottled or barreled for sale. (b) The holder of a brewery license may sell beer in quantities of (1) not more than five gallons a day to an individual who is present on the licensed premises for consumption off the premises; (2) more than five gallons a day to a person who is licensed under this title, or in another state or country. (c) The holder of a brewery license may permit a person to sample small portions of the brewery's product free of charge unless prohibited by AS 04.16.030. (d) The biennial brewery license fee is $1,000. (e) Unless prohibited by AS 04.16.030, a holder of a brewery license may sell not more than 36 ounces a day of the brewery's product to a person for consumption on the premises if (1) the brewery does not allow live entertainment, televisions, pool tables, dart games, dancing, electronic or other games, game tables, or other recreational or gaming opportunities on the premises where the consumption occurs; (2) the brewery does not provide seats at the counter or bar where the product is served; and (3) the room where the consumption occurs is not open before 9:00 a.m. and serving of the product ends not later than 8:00 p.m.
AK Stat § 04.11.140 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.140. Winery license.

(a) A winery license authorizes the holder to operate a winery where wine is manufactured and bottled or barreled for sale. (b) The holder of a winery license may sell wine in quantities of (1) not more than five gallons (A) to an individual who is present on the licensed premises; or (B) by shipping to an individual if the shipment is not to an area that has prohibited the importation or possession of alcoholic beverages under this chapter or to an area that has limited the importation or possession of alcoholic beverages unless the sale complies with the limitation; (2) more than five gallons to a person who is licensed under this title, or in another state or country. (c) The holder of a winery license may permit a person to sample small portions of the wine free of charge unless prohibited by AS 04.16.030. (d) The biennial winery license fee is $500.
AK Stat § 04.11.170 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.170. Distillery license.

(a) A distillery license authorizes the holder to operate a distillery where alcoholic beverages are distilled and bottled or barreled for sale. (b) A distillery license authorizes the holder to sell alcoholic beverages in (1) quantities of not more than one gallon a day to a person who is present on the licensed premises for consumption off the premises; (2) any amount to a person who is licensed under this title or in another state or country. (c) The biennial distillery license fee is $1,000. (d) The holder of a distillery license may permit a person to sample small portions of the distillery's product free of charge unless prohibited by AS 04.16.030. (e) Unless prohibited by AS 04.16.030, a holder of a distillery license may sell not more than three ounces a day of the distillery's product to a person for consumption on the premises if (1) the distillery does not allow live entertainment, televisions, pool tables, dart games, dancing, electronic or other games, game tables, or other recreational or gaming opportunities on the premises where the consumption occurs; (2) the distillery does not provide seats at the counter or bar where the product is served; and (3) the room where the consumption occurs is not open before 9:00 a.m. and serving of the product ends not later than 8:00 p.m. (f) The holder of a distillery license may combine the distillery's product under (d) and (e) of this section with other ingredients, including mixers, liquids, or garnishes, that are not alcoholic beverages. (g) In this section, “distillery's product” means an alcoholic beverage distilled on the licensed premises.
AK Stat § 04.11.180 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.180. Common carrier dispensary license.

(a) A common carrier dispensary license authorizes the holder to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption aboard a vehicle, boat, or train licensed by a state or federal agency for passenger travel, or aboard aircraft operated by an airline licensed by a state or federal agency for passenger travel. (b) Except for a common carrier that is an airline, a common carrier shall obtain a license for each vehicle, boat, or train in which alcoholic beverages are served. After obtaining an initial license for the first vehicle, boat, or train, the common carrier may obtain additional licenses for additional vehicles, boats, or trains upon making a written request identifying the vehicle, boat, or train in the manner prescribed by the board, and paying the biennial fee for additional licensed premises as required by (c) of this section. (c) Except as provided for airlines under (d) of this section, the biennial fee for a common carrier dispensary license is $1,000 for each of the first 10 licenses a common carrier holds and $100 for each additional license issued to the common carrier after the first 10 licenses. (d) The biennial fee for a common carrier dispensary license issued to an airline is the fee specified under (c) of this section for each aircraft in which alcoholic beverages are served or $2,000 for each community served by the airline. An airline shall specify the fee applicable to the license at the time of the airline's application for issuance or renewal of the license. (e) Upon request of the common carrier and payment of the proportionate prorated applicable fee, the board shall change the license period of a license for a vehicle, boat, or train to allow registration to occur in the biennial period of the balance of the licensee's common carrier licenses.
AK Stat § 04.11.200 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.200. Retail stock sale license.

(a) A retail stock sale license authorizes the holder to sell the remaining stock of a package liquor store when the owner wishes to close out or terminate the business of the store. (b) A sale by a holder of a retail stock sale license may only be in quantities of five gallons or more per sale and may only be to persons licensed under this chapter. (c) The retail stock sale license shall be issued for a period of 90 days from the expiration or forfeiture of the package store license and is not renewable. (d) The retail stock sale license shall be issued only if the owner of the package store business does not have a current package store license. However, if the owner had a package store license that was suspended or revoked, the retail stock sale license may not be issued. (e) The retail stock sale license fee is $100.
AK Stat § 04.11.210 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.210. Recreational site license.

(a) The holder of a recreational site license may sell beer and wine at a recreational site during and one hour before and after a recreational event that is not a school event, for consumption on designated areas at the site. (b) The biennial fee for a recreational site license is $800. (c) The board may not deny an application for renewal of a license issued under this section or an application to transfer a license issued under this section to another person solely because the board determines that the licensed premises is not a “recreational site” as defined under (e) of this section if the applicant (1) held a license under this section or received a transferred license under this section that was valid at any time between January 1, 2018, and March 31, 2019 or holds a license that was initially issued under (d) of this section; and (2) operates the license under the same conditions required at the time of initial licensure. (d) The board may not deny an application for issuance of a new license under this section solely because the board determines that the licensed premises is not a “recreational site” as defined in (e) of this section if the applicant filed an application for a new license under this section between October 1, 2018, and July 6, 2019. (e) In this section, “recreational site” includes a location where baseball games, car races, hockey games, dog sled racing events, or curling matches are regularly held during a season.
AK Stat § 04.11.220 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.220. Pub license.

(a) A pub license authorizes the holder to sell beer and wine for consumption only at a designated premises located on the campus of an accredited college or university. (b) Only one pub license may be issued or renewed for each college or university campus in the state. (c) A pub license may not be issued or renewed without the written approval of the governing body of the college or university. (d) The biennial fee for a pub license is $800. (e) In this section, an “accredited college or university” means a college or university accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.
AK Stat § 04.11.225 (2021)
2021 Alaska Statutes|Title 4. Alcoholic Beverages|Chapter 11. Licensing|Article 2. Licenses and Permits.|Sec. 04.11.225. Outdoor recreation lodge license.

(a) An outdoor recreation lodge license authorizes the holder to sell alcoholic beverages to a registered overnight guest or off-duty staff of the lodge for consumption on the licensed premises or in conjunction with purchased outdoor recreation activities provided by the licensee. An outdoor recreation lodge license may not be transferred. (b) The biennial fee for an outdoor recreation lodge license is $1,250. (c) In this section, “outdoor recreation lodge” means a licensed business that provides overnight accommodations and meals, is primarily involved in offering opportunities for persons to engage in outdoor recreation activities, and has a minimum of two guest rooms.