Which of the following is NOT a recognized violation under Maine liquor laws?

Drinking water is not a recognized violation under Maine liquor laws because it does not involve the consumption or sale of alcoholic beverages. In the context of liquor laws, violations generally pertain to the distribution, consumption, or possession of alcohol in unauthorized manners, such as furnishing alcohol to minors or allowing open containers in prohibited areas. As a fundamental public safety measure, these laws are designed to regulate alcohol use and prevent underage drinking or public intoxication. Therefore, ingesting water does not intersect with these regulations, making it distinct from the other options, which involve specific legal infractions relating to alcoholic beverages.