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Liquor Licensing

The Division of Liquor Licensing and Enforcement oversees licensing and enforcement activities for fb88's beverage alcohol industry. We are committed to upholding fb88's liquor laws, with a focus on preventing the sale and consumption of alcohol by minors.

All licensing, renewals, label registrations, and excise tax submissions are now managed through the . BELLS offers a streamlined, all-in-one platform for licensees to manage their applications and compliance requirements. For assistance on how to use this system please .

Brand owners must register their products with the fb88 Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) using the Beverage Container Label Registration and Licensing Portal. This is required before selling products in fb88. Failure to register or renew with DEP may result in products being removed from retailer shelves.

For more information on DEP requirements, visit the

For assistance, please call (207) 624-7220 or email us at alcohol@maine.gov