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Liquor board approves change to allow premixed infusions to be held five days before service
Summary
Frederick County commissioners voted to amend local regulation to permit premixed alcoholic infusions to be held for five days (up from three), aligning with Montgomery County practice; the change is to take effect in March 2026 after formal posting.
The Frederick County Board of License Commissioners voted Feb. 9 to amend a county regulation to permit premixed alcoholic infusions — items licensees prepare in advance for cocktails like sangria or Bloody Mary mix — to be held for five days before service instead of the current three-day limit.
Dawn Sugars, licensing staff, said the proposal grew out of a request from a licensee operating in both…
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