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MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-132.2 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part IV - Beer, Wine, and Liquor Permits|Section 2-132.2 - Distillery Off-Site Permit

    (a)    There is a distillery off–site permit.    (b)    The Comptroller may grant the permit to a holder of a Class 1 distillery license or a Class 9 limited distillery license that meets the requirements of this section.    (c)    During an event listed in subsection (e) of this section, the permit holder may:        (1)    provide to a consumer not more than four liquor samples that:            (i)    have been produced by the permit holder; and            (ii)    do not exceed one–quarter of 1 fluid ounce for each offering; and        (2)    sell to a consumer liquor that has been produced by the permit holder for off–premises consumption.    (d)    While selling liquor or providing samples of liquor at an event, the permit holder shall have present at least one individual who is certified by an approved alcohol awareness program.    (e)    The permit may be used at the following events:        (1)    the Frederick County Agricultural Fair;        (2)    the Maryland State Agricultural Fair;        (3)    the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair;        (4)    the North Beach Friday Night Farmers’ Market;        (5)    other farmers’ markets that are listed on the farmers’ market directory of the Maryland Department of Agriculture;        (6)    a nonprofit beer, wine, and liquor festival under § 2–131 of this subtitle; and        (7)    not more than 32 other events in a year that have an activity as the major purpose:            (i)    that is other than the sale and promotion of alcoholic beverages; and            (ii)    for which the participation of a distillery is a subordinate activity.    (f)    An applicant for a permit shall complete an application on a form that the Comptroller provides.    (g)    (1)    (i)    The permit holder shall notify the Comptroller of the permit holder’s intention to attend an event within a time period that the Comptroller determines.            (ii)    The notice shall be on a form that the Comptroller provides.        (2)    The Comptroller may adopt regulations to require the permit holder to notify the local licensing board for the jurisdiction where the event is being held of the permit holder’s intention to attend the event.    (h)    The annual permit fee is $250.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-133 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part IV - Beer, Wine, and Liquor Permits|Section 2-133 - Winery Off-Site Permit

    (a)    There is a winery off–site permit.    (b)    The Comptroller may issue the permit to a Class 4 limited winery that meets the requirements of this section.    (c)    During an event listed in subsection (e) of this section, the permit holder may:        (1)    provide to a consumer a sample of wine that:            (i)    has been produced by the permit holder; and            (ii)    does not exceed 1 fluid ounce for each offering;        (2)    sell to a consumer wine that has been produced by the permit holder for off–premises consumption; and        (3)    except for a farmers’ market listed in subsection (e) of this section, sell to a consumer wine that is produced by the permit holder for on– and off–premises consumption.    (d)    While selling wine or providing samples of wine at a farmers’ market as provided in subsection (e)(5) of this section, the permit holder shall have an agent present who is certified by an approved alcohol awareness program.    (e)    The permit may be used only:        (1)    at the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair;        (2)    at the Harford County Farm Fair;        (3)    1 night each week from June through November at the North Beach Friday Night Farmers’ Market;        (4)    at an event that has as its major purpose an activity:            (i)    that is other than the sale and promotion of alcoholic beverages; and            (ii)    for which the participation of a winery is a subordinate activity;        (5)    at a farmers’ market that is listed on the Farmers’ Market Directory of the Maryland Department of Agriculture; and        (6)    at a nonprofit beer, wine, and liquor festival that:            (i)    has as its primary purpose the promotion of Maryland beer, wine, and liquor; and            (ii)    is authorized by the Comptroller under § 2–131 of this subtitle.    (f)    Each calendar year, a permit holder may participate in no more than:        (1)    32 events described in subsection (e)(4) of this section or nonprofit beer, wine, and liquor festivals described in § 2–131 of this subtitle statewide; and        (2)    nine events at any single venue.    (g)    (1)    (i)    The permit holder shall notify the Comptroller of the permit holder’s intention to attend an off–site event within a time period that the Comptroller determines.            (ii)    The notice shall be on a form that the Comptroller provides.        (2)    The Comptroller may adopt regulations to require the permit holder to notify the board of license commissioners in the county where the event is being held of the permit holder’s intention to attend an off–site event.    (h)    The permit is valid for 1 year.    (i)    A person shall submit the application for the permit to the Comptroller on a form the Comptroller provides.    (j)    The permit fee is $100.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-135 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part IV - Beer, Wine, and Liquor Permits|Section 2-135 - Nonresident Winery Permit

    (a)    There is a nonresident winery permit.    (b)    The Comptroller may issue the permit to a person that:        (1)    is licensed outside the State to engage in the manufacture of wine;        (2)    produces not more than 27,500 gallons of its own wine annually; and        (3)    does not hold a nonresident dealer’s permit under § 2–124 of this subtitle.    (c)    The permit authorizes the holder to sell and deliver its own wine from a location outside the State to a holder of a permit or retail license in the State authorized to acquire the wine.    (d)    The permit holder shall comply with requirements that apply to a holder of a Class 6 limited wine wholesaler’s license under:        (1)    this article;        (2)    the Tax – General Article; and        (3)    the regulations of the Comptroller.    (e)    The permit fee is $50.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-136 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part IV - Beer, Wine, and Liquor Permits|Section 2-136 - Retail Off-Site Permit

    (a)    There is a retail off–site permit.    (b)    (1)    The Comptroller may issue the permit to a holder of a license issued by a local licensing board:            (i)    that allows the license holder to sell alcoholic beverages to the public for off–premises consumption; and            (ii)    other than a chain store.        (2)    The holder of a permit shall notify the local licensing board of the jurisdiction in which the off–site event will be held that the permit has been issued.    (c)    (1)    A permit may be used only:            (i)    at not more than three farmers’ markets in the jurisdiction in which the local license has been issued, that are listed in the farmers’ market directory of the Maryland Department of Agriculture;            (ii)    on invitation by a holder of a nonprofit beer, wine, and liquor festival permit, at the location of the permit, if the festival is located in the jurisdiction in which the local license has been issued or in an adjoining jurisdiction; and            (iii)    during the hours of operation of the farmers’ market or the nonprofit beer, wine, and liquor festival.        (2)    A permit authorizes the holder to:            (i)    at a farmers’ market, offer and sell beer, wine, and liquor produced by State–licensed manufacturers to consumers for consumption off the licensed premises;            (ii)    at a nonprofit beer, wine, and liquor festival, offer and sell beer, wine, and liquor to consumers for consumption on and off the licensed premises; and            (iii)    provide at no charge samples of:                1.    beer, not to exceed 4 fluid ounces;                2.    wine, not to exceed 1 fluid ounce; and                3.    liquor, not to exceed four samples that do not exceed one–quarter of 1 fluid ounce.    (d)    The fee is $100.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-138 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part IV - Beer, Wine, and Liquor Permits|Section 2-138 - Family Beer and Wine Facility Permit

    (a)    There is a family beer and wine facility permit.    (b)    (1)    The permit authorizes the holder to establish a facility to produce family beer or wine by a consumer who:            (i)    is of legal drinking age; but            (ii)    does not have a license.        (2)    The permit authorizes the holder to provide equipment, raw materials, and instructions to a consumer.        (3)    Except as provided in paragraph (4) of this subsection, the permit holder may not engage in the production or manufacture of beer or wine.        (4)    A permit authorizes the holder to engage in the production or manufacture of beer or wine for:            (i)    testing equipment or recipes; and            (ii)    sampling, provided that:                1.    each patron has no more than five samples;                2.    each sample does not exceed 2 ounces; and                3.    each sample is consumed on the premises by an individual who has a nonrefundable contract to brew or ferment at the facility.    (c)    Family beer and wine produced at a family beer and wine facility:        (1)    shall be removed from the premises by the consumer; and        (2)    may be used only for home consumption and the personal use of the consumer.    (d)    The Comptroller may restrict the permit holder to the production of family–produced beer or family–produced wine.    (e)    The permit fee is $400.    (f)    The Comptroller may adopt regulations regarding any activity relating to the operation of the facility, including limits on the quantities of beer and wine produced and record keeping.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-139 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part IV - Beer, Wine, and Liquor Permits|Section 2-139 - National Family Beer, Wine, and Liquor Exhibition Permit

    (a)    There is a national beer, wine, and liquor exhibition permit.    (b)    The Comptroller may issue the permit to a bona fide alcohol trade association.    (c)    (1)    The permit authorizes the holder to conduct an alcohol exhibition and competition at which the permit holder may exhibit, judge, and taste beer, wine, and liquor acquired in accordance with this section at the place designated in the permit application.        (2)    The permit authorizes the holder to receive for use, exhibition, and tastings at an exhibition:            (i)    tax–free family produced beer and wine;            (ii)    tax–paid commercially produced beer, wine, and liquor from licensed nonresident dealers or manufacturers through holders of wholesaler’s licenses; and            (iii)    commercially produced beer, wine, and liquor from manufacturers or suppliers licensed by another state and subject to the tax imposed under § 5–102 of the Tax – General Article.        (3)    The permit holder may not sell beer, wine, and liquor at the exhibition and competition.        (4)    Notwithstanding § 6–319 of this article, the permit holder may allow a person to possess and consume beer, wine, and liquor on the premises governed by the permit as provided in this section.    (d)    An exhibition may not last more than 5 days.    (e)    The permit may be granted for:        (1)    an unlicensed premises; or        (2)    a licensed premises.    (f)    Persons authorized to judge or participate at an alcohol exhibition include a:        (1)    manufacturer;        (2)    nonresident dealer;        (3)    supplier;        (4)    wholesaler; and        (5)    representative of any of the persons listed in items (1) through (4) of this subsection.    (g)    A supplier licensed by another state is not required to have a nonresident dealer’s permit to ship beer, wine, and liquor to the permit holder.    (h)    (1)    Within 30 days after the exhibition ends, the permit holder shall:            (i)    file a report, on the forms that the Comptroller provides, of the number of gallons of commercially produced beer, wine, and liquor that the permit holder received from suppliers that are not licensed; and            (ii)    pay the tax required under § 5–102 of the Tax – General Article.        (2)    The Comptroller may require the permit holder to prepay an amount sufficient to cover the anticipated tax rather than post a bond.    (i)    The permit fee is $50.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-142 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part V - Direct Wine Shipper's and Common Carrier Permits|Section 2-142 - Definitions

    (a)    In this part the following words have the meanings indicated.    (b)    (1)    “Common carrier” means a business entity that:            (i)    holds itself out as being available to the public to transport in interstate or foreign commerce for compensation any class of passenger or property; and            (ii)    holds a common carrier permit issued under § 2–151 of this subtitle.        (2)    “Common carrier” does not include a business entity that transports only property the business entity owns or that is consigned to the business entity.    (c)    “Direct wine shipper” means the holder of a direct wine shipper’s permit issued under this part.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-143 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part V - Direct Wine Shipper's and Common Carrier Permits|Section 2-143 - Permit Required

    A person shall be issued a direct wine shipper’s permit by the Comptroller before the person may engage in shipping wine directly to a consumer in the State.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-144 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part V - Direct Wine Shipper's and Common Carrier Permits|Section 2-144 - Qualification for Permit

    To qualify for a direct wine shipper’s permit, an applicant shall be:        (1)    a person licensed outside the State to engage in the manufacture of wine; or        (2)    a holder of a Class 3 manufacturer’s license or a Class 4 manufacturer’s license.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-145 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part V - Direct Wine Shipper's and Common Carrier Permits|Section 2-145 - Application for Permit

    (a)    An applicant for a direct wine shipper’s permit shall:        (1)    submit to the Comptroller a completed application on a form that the Comptroller provides;        (2)    provide to the Comptroller a copy of the applicant’s current license;        (3)    identify the wines manufactured by the applicant that the applicant intends to ship into the State; and        (4)    pay a fee of $200 for initial issuance of the direct wine shipper’s permit.    (b)    The Comptroller shall issue a direct wine shipper’s permit to each applicant who meets the requirements of this part for the permit.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-146 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part V - Direct Wine Shipper's and Common Carrier Permits|Section 2-146 - Scope of Authorization

    A direct wine shipper’s permit entitles the holder to sell wine manufactured by the holder through a holder of a common carrier permit to a consumer by receiving and filling orders that the consumer transmits by electronic or other means.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-147 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part V - Direct Wine Shipper's and Common Carrier Permits|Section 2-147 - Term of Permit

    The term of a direct wine shipper’s permit is 1 year and begins on July 1.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-148 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part V - Direct Wine Shipper's and Common Carrier Permits|Section 2-148 - Duties of Shipper; Restrictions on Shipping

    (a)    A direct wine shipper shall:        (1)    ensure that all containers of wine shipped directly to a consumer in the State are conspicuously labeled with:            (i)    the name of the direct wine shipper;            (ii)    the name and address of the consumer who is the intended recipient; and            (iii)    the words “Contains Alcohol: Signature of Person at Least 21 Years of Age Required for Delivery”;        (2)    report to the Comptroller information about the direct wine shipper’s wine shipments, in a manner that the Comptroller determines;        (3)    file a quarterly tax return in accordance with § 5–201(d) of the Tax – General Article;        (4)    pay quarterly to the Comptroller all sales taxes and excise taxes due on sales to consumers in the State and calculate the taxes as if the sale were made in the State;        (5)    maintain for 3 years complete and accurate records of all information needed to verify compliance with this part;        (6)    allow the Comptroller to perform an audit of the direct wine shipper’s records on request; and        (7)    consent to the jurisdiction of the Comptroller or other State unit and the State courts concerning enforcement of this section and any related law.    (b)    A direct wine shipper may not:        (1)    ship more than 18 9–liter cases of wine each year to a single delivery address; or        (2)    cause wine to be delivered on Sunday to an address in the State.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-149 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part V - Direct Wine Shipper's and Common Carrier Permits|Section 2-149 - Renewal of Permit

    (a)    A direct wine shipper may renew its direct wine shipper’s permit each year if the direct wine shipper:        (1)    is otherwise entitled to have a direct wine shipper’s permit;        (2)    provides to the Comptroller a copy of its current permit;        (3)    identifies the wines manufactured by the direct wine shipper that the direct wine shipper intends to ship into the State; and        (4)    pays to the Comptroller a renewal fee of $200.    (b)    The Comptroller may deny a renewal application of a direct wine shipper who fails to:        (1)    file a tax return required under this part;        (2)    pay a fee or tax when due; or        (3)    after receiving notice, comply with this article or a regulation that the Comptroller adopts under this article.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-150 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part V - Direct Wine Shipper's and Common Carrier Permits|Section 2-150 - Requirements for Recipients

    (a)    To receive a direct shipment of wine, a consumer in the State shall be at least 21 years old.    (b)    A person who receives a shipment of wine shall use the shipment for personal consumption only and may not resell the shipment.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-151 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part V - Direct Wine Shipper's and Common Carrier Permits|Section 2-151 - Common Carrier Permit

    (a)    There is a common carrier permit.    (b)    A holder of a common carrier permit may deliver wine from a location inside or outside the State to a consumer in the State for the consumer’s personal use under this part.    (c)    A person shall be issued a common carrier permit before the person may engage in transporting wine from a direct wine shipper to a consumer.    (d)    The term of a common carrier permit is 1 year and begins on July 1.    (e)    To complete delivery of a shipment, the common carrier shall require from a consumer at the address listed on the shipping label:        (1)    the signature of the consumer or another individual at the address who is at least 21 years old; and        (2)    government–issued photographic identification showing that the signing individual is at least 21 years old.    (f)    A common carrier shall refuse delivery when the intended receiving individual appears to be under the age of 21 years or refuses to present valid identification.    (g)    At the time of initial application for a common carrier permit and on request of the Comptroller, a common carrier shall submit to the Comptroller information concerning the training of its drivers in verifying the age of recipients of direct wine shipments under this part.    (h)    At least once each year, in a manner acceptable to the Comptroller, a holder of a common carrier permit shall verify that the shipper of wine into the State under this part holds a valid direct wine shipper’s permit.    (i)    A holder of a common carrier permit that delivers wine solely under this part may not be required to obtain a transportation permit issued under § 2–118 or § 2–119 of this subtitle in addition to the common carrier permit.    (j)    The permit fee is $100.
MD. Alcoholic Beverages Code Ann. §  2-152 (2021)
2021 Maryland Statutes|Alcoholic Beverages|Division I - General Provisions Affecting Multiple Jurisdictions|Title 2 - State-Issued Permits and Licenses|Subtitle 1 - State Permits|Part V - Direct Wine Shipper's and Common Carrier Permits|Section 2-152 - Reports and Records

    (a)    A common carrier shall report quarterly to the Comptroller:        (1)    the date of each delivery of wine in the State; and        (2)    the name and address of the direct wine shipper and the receiving consumer of each delivery.    (b)    A common carrier shall maintain for 3 years complete and accurate records of all information needed to verify compliance with this part.