The Montana Department of Revenue Liquor Control Division has extended the competitive bidding closing date for its alcohol beverages licenses.

The Montana Department of Revenue opened its first competitive bidding for alcohol beverages licenses since the new law was passed during the 2017 legislative special session in November. 

The Montana Department of Revenue’s Liquor Control Division has reviewed the latest population estimates by the U.S. Census Bureau and determined the availability of seven alcoholic beverage licenses in three communities.The department is currently accepting applications to participate in...

The Montana Department of Revenue is encouraging people to apply to the department’s liquor education program as volunteer trainers. The volunteers work in Let’s Control It, the agency’s training program for responsible alcohol sales

The Montana Department of Revenue announces the winners of today’s public lottery to apply for the 14 available liquor licenses to operate alcohol establishments in nine communities throughout the state. These are the winners of the lottery for each area and liquor license type.

The Montana Department of Revenue will hold a public lottery for 14 available liquor licenses after receiving more than 1,000 applications to operate alcohol establishments in nine communities throughout the state. The lottery will be held at 10 a.m., Wednesday, September 28, 2016, at the...

The Montana Department of Revenue announces 18 new liquor licenses in 11 communities and is accepting lottery applications. The licenses are available for Anaconda/Deer Lodge, Billings, Bozeman/Belgrade, Columbus, Darby, Dillon, Ekalaka, Fergus County, Kalispell, Liberty County and Missoula.

Helena – The Montana Department of Revenue is notifying convenience stores and other retailers about a new law requiring a license by January 1, 2016, to sell alternative nicotine or vapor products. The department is mailing 1,800 postcards to retail outlets telling them they need to...

Effective July 24, 2015, new and existing retailers can go to www.eStop.mt.gov to renew and pay for Lottery licenses online. This service allows businesses to apply or renew up to eight state licenses at once, with one payment.