some old threads on this almost similar topic....

https://www.google.com/search?q=selling+alc...iw=1920&bih=967

hope you can get some info from there while waiting for value added info and direct answers....

Thanks for the link MUM. Yup, i've read up on those, but i didn't quote get some detailed answers from them i.e. where exactly to apply, the process, price etc. And nobody has really brought up the sale of native brews, which seem to me to be a grey area haha. Would be great to get some updated info as well in a fresh thread. Thanks all the same! 

does these native brews contains alcohol?
what is the shelve life of this native brews like toddy under Malaysia weather and normal delivery environment?

Go find a runner specialize in applying it.

Too much hassle for one self to apply (talking from experience for business with physical store)

Go find a runner specialize in applying it.

Too much hassle for one self to apply (talking from experience for business with physical store)

Thanks for the link MUM. Yup, i've read up on those, but i didn't quote get some detailed answers from them i.e. where exactly to apply, the process, price etc. And nobody has really brought up the sale of native brews, which seem to me to be a grey area haha. Would be great to get some updated info as well in a fresh thread. Thanks all the same! 

Malaysian law requires alcohol retailers to be licensed to sell draught alcohol or serve any alcohol at all, though a license is not required to sell canned or bottled beer. Many cafes do not maintain a license, opting to provide a bottle opener so that the bottled beer they sell can be consumed on-premises. The provision of the bottle opener is technically illegal because the license is required to serve beer at the establishment. Establishments caught ignoring the law are assessed a fine.

Unlicensed liquor sales are illegal under Malaysia's 1976 Excise Act (Section 32[1] and 33[1]), but it's still common. Almost all "samsu," a potent spirit that's distilled locally, is sold illegally, either at unlicensed corner stores or from individuals who sell it from their homes. The act also requires that the license must specify in writing the precise address where the bearer is allowed to retail the alcohol.

on one of the thread in the link posted by MUM, there is a forummer mentioning
by forummer Mac Man @ LYF
there is also a questions of how do you ensure/control that you do not sell to Muslim and those underage?
does e commerce platform like Shopee or lazada has T&C that prohibits these items?
if you want , I think you will have to sell on your own website....
I googled and saw quite a lot of websites selling bottled and canned alcohol products in Malaysia.
just wondering  how do they ensure/control that they do not sell to Muslim and those underage?

Thanks for pointing that out yklooi, it is an enlightening answer especially about canned / bottled beer. Though, i do wish there were more details regarding how exactly i can go about obtaining a license haha.

Yes, i do have my own e-commerce website to sell the products. As for your question, I believe you would need to confirm that you are of age and non-muslim on these websites before you are able to browse / purchase the products. They will also direct you to the terms & conditions mentioning the same. In any case, this is the lowest requirements for retailers and the onus is in the end of the day on the buyer.

try this?
Pemohonan lesen untuk menjual liqur yang memabukkan.
https://elesen.dbkl.gov.my/elesennew/Forms/...esen_Liquor.pdf
from
https://elesen.dbkl.gov.my/elesennew/Information.aspx?c=3
from main page
Licence Application
http://www.dbkl.gov.my/index.php?option=co...mid=272&lang=en

or these too...

Permohonan Lesen Minuman Keras
https://www.selangor.gov.my/petaling.php/pages/view/875

Thanks! I think i will follow up with MPSJ for further inquiry as well. On that note, since i don't have a physical retail outlet, i wonder if it's an issue to state the business address as my own residential address? hmm 

you must sure have a physicals place to conduct most of your business right?
place to do the admin, packaging, storing and ship out of goods, right?
maybe can use that?

your home delivery is grab delivery kind ?

I don't own or rent any other physical space other than my home. would that be a problem?

is there is where you conduct your business?
is there is where the authority can visit you to find out more about your business, the accounting and licensing issues if needed?
if yes, then shouldn't that be a business address?

Yes, I'm very clear of that. All I'm asking is, would there be an issue if that is the case? A residential property, where I also conduct my online business i.e. admin, packaging, but no consumption, except for own.

Hi all,

Do I need a license to sell local homemade rice wines online? Have been trying to find out, but no information on it.