Liquor License FeedAlaska liquor license types, in plain words
What each AMCO license or permit allows, in the statute's own words, with a note on who usually holds it. Every filing on the Alaska page is labeled this way.
PSL · BDL · REPL · BDTL · SESL · CCDL
Package store, beer, wine and spirits to go (PSL)
A package store license authorizes the holder to operate a package store ... (AS 04.09.230)
A liquor store, or a grocery or gas station selling sealed bottles.
Bar, beer, wine and spirits by the drink (BDL)
A beverage dispensary license authorizes the holder to sell or serve on the licensed premises alcoholic beverages ... (AS 04.09.200)
A bar, lounge or restaurant with a full bar.
Restaurant, beer and wine (REPL)
A restaurant or eating place license authorizes a restaurant or eating place to ... (AS 04.09.210)
A restaurant serving beer and wine with meals.
Hotel or lodge bar, beer, wine and spirits by the drink (BDTL)
A beverage dispensary tourism license authorizes the holder to sell or serve on the licensed premises alcoholic beverages ... (AS 04.09.350)
A bar at a hotel, lodge or airport.
Sports or event venue, beer and wine (SESL)
A sporting activity or event license authorizes the holder to sell brewed beverages and wine at multiple noncontiguous ... (AS 04.09.270)
An arena, auditorium or ballpark pouring beer and wine during events.
Airline, railroad or ship (CCDL)
A common carrier dispensary license authorizes the holder to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption aboard a boat or ... (AS 04.09.260)
Drinks served aboard planes, trains and ferries.
Source: https://www.akleg.gov/basis/statutes.asp#04.09, https://codes.findlaw.com/ak/title-4-alcoholic-beverages/ak-st-sect-04-09-200/, https://accis.elicense365.com/Apps/LicenceSimpleSearch/, checked 2026-11-04.
Selling to bars and restaurants in Alaska? Get new Alaska filings free every Monday, or see plans.