Alaska · AK · Food & drink

Alaska: Where can you buy liquor?

Private licensed stores

Alaska licenses privately owned package stores to sell liquor; the state does not buy or sell liquor itself.

A package store license lets a private business sell alcoholic beverages, including liquor, to customers who are in the store. No state-run liquor stores or state wholesale system were found.

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What the law says

A package store license authorizes the holder to operate a package store ... to sell alcoholic beverages with federally compliant labels to a person present on the licensed premises.

Sources

Confirm with the state

Agency
Alaska Alcohol and Marijuana Control Office
Website
commerce.alaska.gov

How bordering states compare

Alaska doesn't share a land border with another state.

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