For non-profit clubs (members and guests only). Allows non-profit clubs to sell alcoholic liquor, wine and beer for on-premises consumption only; no carry-out sales. Sales are restricted to members and guests only, not the general public.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.30(3)(a)

For hotels and motels. Allows hotels and motels with 20 or more sleeping rooms to sell alcoholic liquor, wine, and beer for on-premises consumption, including room service. Allows carry-out sales of beer.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.30(3)(b)

For taverns, bars, restaurants, etc. Allows commercial establishments to sell beer for on-premises consumption. Also allows carry-out sales of beer.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.131

For taverns, bars, restaurants, etc. Allows commercial establishments to sell alcoholic liquor, wine, and beer for on-premises consumption. Allows carry-out sales of liquor, wine, beer, and mixed drinks or cocktails.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.30(3)(c)(1)

For taverns, bars, restaurants, etc. Allows commercial establishments to sell wine and beer for on-premises consumption. Also allows carry-out sales of beer.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.30(3)(c)(2)

For trains, airplanes and watercraft. Allows railroads, air common carriers and passenger-carrying boats or ships operating inland or on boundary waters to sell alcoholic liquor, wine, and beer for on-premises consumption only. No carry-out sales.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.30(3)(d)

For Iowa native distilled spirits manufacturers. Allows native distillers to serve only the spirits manufactured on the licensed premises. Also allows carry-out sales of mixed drinks or cocktails. It does not allow sales by the drink of any other alcoholic beverage (i.e. wine or beer).
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.30(3)(c)(3)

Allows commercial establishments to sell Iowa native wine for on-premises consumption. Also allows carry-out sales of Iowa native wine. Sunday sales are included.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.178B

For non-profit entities. Allows an authorized non-profit entity to conduct an event which raises funds solely to be used for educational, religious or charitable purposes. The permit is valid for 36 consecutive hours, and the authorized non-profit entity may receive up to two permits per calendar year.
Please complete the permit application here. See Authority IC § 123.173B

Five-day, 14-day, 6-month and 8-month licenses/permits are available for class A, B, C, D, special class C liquor licenses & class B beer permit. Five-day, 14-day, and 12-month permits are available for a class C native wine permit. Only a 12-month license is available for the class C native distilled spirits liquor license. See Authority IC § 123.34

For grocery, liquor and convenience stores, etc. Allows for the sale of alcoholic liquor for off-premises consumption in original unopened containers. No sales by the drink. Sunday sales are included. Also allows wholesale sales to on-premises Class A, B, C and D liquor licensees but must have a TTB Federal Wholesale Basic Permit.

Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.30(3)(e)

For grocery, liquor and convenience stores, etc. Allows for the sale of beer for off-premises consumption. No sales by the drink.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.132

For grocery, liquor and convenience stores, etc. Allows for the sale of wine for off-premises consumption. Sunday sales are included. No sales by the drink.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.178

For grocery, liquor and convenience stores, etc. Allows for the sale of Iowa native wine for off-premises consumption. Sunday sales are included. No sales by the drink.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.178A

For non-profit entities. Allows an authorized non-profit entity to auction beer, alcoholic liquor and wine during an event which raises funds solely to be used for educational, religious or charitable purposes. The permit is valid for 36 consecutive hours, and the authorized non-profit entity may receive up to two permits per calendar year.
Sign into eLicensing.. See Authority IC §123.173A

Six-month and eight-month permits are available for class B wine permits. Only 12-month licenses/permits may be issued for class E liquor licenses and class C beer permits. See Authority IC § 123.34

For wholesale beer distributors. Allows the sale of beer and high alcoholic content beer at wholesale to licensed retailers.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.130

For Iowa beer manufacturers. Allows for the manufacture and sale of beer at wholesale to licensed retailers and other beer wholesalers.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.130

Allows for the manufacture of beer and high alcoholic content beer on the premises for on-premises consumption. See Details

.4% - 12% Alcohol by Weight (ABW)
.5% - 15% Alcohol by Volume (ABV)

Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.130

For brewers, manufacturers and importers of beer. Allows manufacturer, brewer, bottler, importer or vendor to ship beer into Iowa for resale by licensed beer wholesalers.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.135

For wholesale wine distributors. Allows the sale of wine at wholesale to licensed retailers.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.177

For Iowa native wine manufacturers. Allows for the manufacture and sale of native wine at wholesale to licensed retailers and wine to other wine wholesalers. Also allows for the sale of wine at retail at the winery for off-premises consumption. For information on additional locations, see additional location.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.176

For vintners, manufacturers and importers of wine. Allows a manufacturer, vintner, bottler, importer or vendor to ship wine into Iowa for resale by licensed wine wholesalers.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.180

For Iowa native distilled spirits manufacturers. Allows for the manufacture of native distilled spirits for sale to the Division and customers outside of the state. Also allows for the limited sale of native distilled spirits at retail at the native distillery for off-premises consumption.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.43A

For manufacturers of alcoholic liquor. Allows manufacture, storage and sale of alcoholic liquor to the Division and to customers outside of Iowa.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.41

For distillers, manufacturers and importers of distilled spirits. Allows manufacturer, distiller or importer to ship alcoholic liquor into Iowa for resale by the Division.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.23

Allows the presentation and promotion of alcoholic liquor in Iowa.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.42

Under IC § 123.22, the Division is the sole wholesaler of alcoholic liquor. The Division sells alcoholic liquor to class 'E' liquor licensees only. Class 'E' liquor licensees may sell alcoholic liquor to the general public for off-premises consumption. Class 'E' liquor licensees may also sell to on-premises liquor licensees when in possession of a federal wholesaler's basic permit. See Authority IC § 123.22

For wine manufacturers. Allows wineries to ship bottles of wine directly to consumers at their personal residence in Iowa.
Sign into eLicensing. IC §123.187

For shipment carriers. Allows a designated carrier to transport wine shipped from a wine direct shipper permit holder to a personal residence in Iowa.
Sign into eLicensing. IC §123.187

Applicable to: All license/permit classes. Allows the selling/serving of alcoholic beverages permitted by the license/permit in a designated, adjacent outdoor area. See Details
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.3(26) and IAC 185.4.(13)

Allows catering of alcoholic liquor, wine, beer and wine coolers as part of a food catering service and served without cost to the guests. No sales by the glass. See Details
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.95.

Separates private living quarters from the licensed premises; protects licensee/permittee from warrantless searches of living quarters. See Details
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC § 123.30

Allows selling/serving alcoholic beverages permitted by the license/permit on Sundays. See Details
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.36

When privileges are added after the license/permit effective date, fees are prorated and not refundable.

Allows license/permit to be transferred from one location to another either temporarily or permanently, only within the boundaries of the current approving local authority. See Details
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.38.

Allows a licensed native winery to sell products for off-premises consumption only at a separate location. The additional location must be on an unlicensed premises. Tastings of wine are allowed pursuant to 185 Iowa Administrative Code section 16.7. See details
Download and fill out the Application for an Additional Location. See Authority IC §123.56

Allows a refund of any full unused quarters of a 12-month license/permit.
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority IC §123.38.

Allows license/permit holders to update the ownership or officers of their business. Supporting documents shall accompany the application to local authority. See Details
Sign into eLicensing. See Authority 185 IAC