Why does Maryland not sell alcohol in grocery stores?
- Why does Maryland not sell alcohol in grocery stores?
Unlike most of the country, Maryland consumers can't purchase alcohol at grocery stores. Maryland's alcohol distribution is governed by a 1978 law that explicitly denies alcohol licenses to chain and discount stores, poorly defined, and limits licenses to Maryland residents, who can only hold one license.
- Can grocery stores sell liquor in Texas?
Grocery stores, drug stores, convenience stores, etc. DO NOT sell liquor, only beer and wine. Liquor stores are open Monday-Saturday from 10am-9pm; note: all liquor stores are closed on Sunday. Beer and wine can be purchased in stores between 12pm and 12am.