Liquor License Feed

Maryland: New accounts on your route, and who to ask for.

Every new bar, restaurant, store and brewery that files for a license in your counties, with what its license lets it buy, and the chains left out.

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Recent Maryland filings, the way you'd see them

Pending unless marked. From baltegis.baltimorecity.gov.

Eapen, Inc.One-Eyed Mike's (Eapen, Inc.) Restaurant or hotel, beer, wine and liquor (Class B)
There is a Class B beer, wine, and liquor license. A restaurant or hotel pouring drinks; some may also sell bottles to go. Every MD type
 708 Bond Street South, Baltimore · Baltimore City (410) 327-0445 MapSource: baltegis.baltimorecity.gov Added today
Dream At Legacy Bar & Bistro, LLCDream At Legacy Bar & Bistro (Dream At Legacy Bar & Bistro, LLC) Restaurant or hotel, beer, wine and liquor (Class B)
There is a Class B beer, wine, and liquor license. A restaurant or hotel pouring drinks; some may also sell bottles to go. Every MD type
 10 Calvert Street South, Baltimore · Baltimore City MapSource: baltegis.baltimorecity.gov Added today
Secured CreditorN/A (Secured Creditor) Tavern, beer, wine and liquor
Beer, Wine, & Liquor A neighborhood bar, often on a Class B-D-7 license. Every MD type
 403-05 Baltimore Street East, Baltimore · Baltimore City MapSource: baltegis.baltimorecity.gov Pending

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Common questions

When can I write the first order?

Usually after the license issues. Distributors commonly ask for a copy of the license and a credit application, and many start a new account C.O.D. The filing gets you in the door early, and the status tells you where it stands. Rules differ by state.

Does it cover on-premise and off-premise?

Yes. Each rep picks bars and restaurants, stores, or breweries, wineries and distilleries.

Can I keep chains out?

Yes. Chain buying is usually decided at headquarters, so independents-only is one setting.

Will it fit my route?

Each rep on the plan picks their own counties, and a re-import in Repsly updates a place instead of duplicating it.

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