Drunk Thread

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by BDBohnzie

The liquor control laws do vary by county in the State of Maryland. Montgomery County and Wicomico County have county run liquor stores, and in MoCo, all beer/wine stores, restaurants, anyone who sells alcohol in the county HAS to purchase straight from the County. So if there is a new wine or booze out there, you can't just find a distributor to get it from. And if the county doesn't have it, you're SOL. Also in Montgomery County, there is a weird law that allows a chain that has a certain amount of stores within the county to sell beer/wine at one of their locations. The Magruders in Gaithersburg, The Shoppers in Germantown, a Giant Food in White Oak, 7-11 near Georgia and Connecticut are able to sell beer/wine in their locations while the rest of the stores cannot.

In Frederick County, beer/wine/liquor is sold at liquor stores for the most part. No grocery stores have beer/wine for sale that I know of. Some convenience stores sell beer and wine, but not all. There is an awesome liquor store in Frederick (Ye Olde Spirit Shoppe) that has a ton of rare and virtually unheard of beer, and does all keg purchases by special order, so if you can think it and they have a distributor for it, you can buy it.

MD is weird with their liquor laws but for the most part it is a cool state to live in. I like it here.

Your sig reminds me where is SGG, long time no hear from him.

[BDBohnzie]

Originally Posted by mredskins

MD is weird with their liquor laws but for the most part it is a cool state to live in. I like it here.

I've lived in Maryland my whole life, even went to Salisbury University to get my undergraduate degree. I love the fact that from where I am, I'm 45 minutes away from Baltimore, 45 minutes away from downtown DC (as long as it's not rush hour), less than an hour from skiing and the mountains (2 hours to Wisp and Deep Creek Lake), and 3 hours from the beach. And most importantly, 2 minutes from Flying Dog Brewery (to keep in line with the Drunk Thread), and only several minutes from 2 other microbreweries.

Not that anywhere else is better or worse, I just love living here.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by BDBohnzie

I've lived in Maryland my whole life, even went to Salisbury University to get my undergraduate degree. I love the fact that from where I am, I'm 45 minutes away from Baltimore, 45 minutes away from downtown DC (as long as it's not rush hour), less than an hour from skiing and the mountains (2 hours to Wisp and Deep Creek Lake), and 3 hours from the beach. And most importantly, 2 minutes from Flying Dog Brewery (to keep in line with the Drunk Thread), and only several minutes from 2 other microbreweries.

Not that anywhere else is better or worse, I just love living here.

I agree I have lived on most of the east coast and I find this to be the coolest state to live in.