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Michigan: 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 Michigan filings, the way you'd see them

From Michigan Liquor Control Commission.

Oasis Sports BarChristine May, Inc. (Oasis Sports Bar) Class C (full bar) + SDM (beer and wine to go)
Allows a restaurant or bar to sell and serve beer, wine, mixed spirit drink, and spirits to customers. May be issued as a quota, resort, RDA, DDA, or special act license. Local legislative approval is required for new, previously unissued license, but not required to transfer ownership or location of an existing license. Allows a convenience store, grocery store, or gas station to sell beer and wine to consumers for consumption off the premises. An on-premises retailer may also hold an SDM license to allow customers to purchase beer, wine, and mixed spirit drink products for takeout. May only be issued as a quota license with a number of exemptions from the quota requirements. No local legislative approval required for licensure. Full bar in a restaurant or bar; the quota license that trades hands in Michigan. Every MI type
 11844 N Saginaw St Mount Morris, MI 48458-1504, Mt Morris City · Genesee County Already licensed here; this adds a license MapSource: Michigan Liquor Control Commission Added today
Pwood, LLC Class C (full bar) + SDM (beer and wine to go)
Allows a restaurant or bar to sell and serve beer, wine, mixed spirit drink, and spirits to customers. May be issued as a quota, resort, RDA, DDA, or special act license. Local legislative approval is required for new, previously unissued license, but not required to transfer ownership or location of an existing license. Allows a convenience store, grocery store, or gas station to sell beer and wine to consumers for consumption off the premises. An on-premises retailer may also hold an SDM license to allow customers to purchase beer, wine, and mixed spirit drink products for takeout. May only be issued as a quota license with a number of exemptions from the quota requirements. No local legislative approval required for licensure. Full bar in a restaurant or bar; the quota license that trades hands in Michigan. Every MI type
 9794 Jericho Rd, Bridgman · Berrien County Already licensed here; this adds a license MapSource: Michigan Liquor Control Commission Added today
Michigan's Adventure Park LLC (A Delaware Limited Liability Company) Class C (full bar)
Allows a restaurant or bar to sell and serve beer, wine, mixed spirit drink, and spirits to customers. May be issued as a quota, resort, RDA, DDA, or special act license. Local legislative approval is required for new, previously unissued license, but not required to transfer ownership or location of an existing license. Full bar in a restaurant or bar; the quota license that trades hands in Michigan. Every MI type
 4750 Whitehall Rd, Muskegon · Muskegon County Already licensed here; this adds a license (231) 766-3377 MapWebsiteEmailSource: Michigan Liquor Control Commission Added today

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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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