Md. Code, Alcoholic Beverages and Cannabis § 21-1105
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§21–1105.
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(a) There is a commemorative or special event bottle privilege.
(b) The Board may grant the privilege to a holder of:
(1) a Class C 2–day, 6–day, or 12–day license;
(2) a Class C multiple event license; or
(3) a license that has a catering option and that is:
(i) a Class B beer and wine license or Class B beer, wine, and liquor license;
(ii) a Class BDR beer and wine license or Class BDR beer, wine, and liquor license;
(iii) a Class B Resort beer, wine, and liquor license;
(iv) a Class D beer and wine license; or
(v) a Class D beer, wine, and liquor license.
(c) The privilege authorizes the license holder to sell the alcoholic beverages authorized by the license in commemorative or special event bottles for off–premises consumption if:
(1) the privilege is exercised at a catered event or an event held by a holder of a Class C 2–day, 6–day, or 12–day license or a Class C multiple event license;
(2) the Board approves the commemorative or special event bottles before the event occurs; and
(3) the commemorative or special event bottles are sold only on the hours and days that the Board allows.
(d) There is no charge for the privilege.
(b) The Board may grant the privilege to a holder of:
(1) a Class C 2–day, 6–day, or 12–day license;
(2) a Class C multiple event license; or
(3) a license that has a catering option and that is:
(i) a Class B beer and wine license or Class B beer, wine, and liquor license;
(ii) a Class BDR beer and wine license or Class BDR beer, wine, and liquor license;
(iii) a Class B Resort beer, wine, and liquor license;
(iv) a Class D beer and wine license; or
(v) a Class D beer, wine, and liquor license.
(c) The privilege authorizes the license holder to sell the alcoholic beverages authorized by the license in commemorative or special event bottles for off–premises consumption if:
(1) the privilege is exercised at a catered event or an event held by a holder of a Class C 2–day, 6–day, or 12–day license or a Class C multiple event license;
(2) the Board approves the commemorative or special event bottles before the event occurs; and
(3) the commemorative or special event bottles are sold only on the hours and days that the Board allows.
(d) There is no charge for the privilege.
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