The Maryland legislature has voted to allow craft breweries to sell more beer.
On a vote 119 to 15 lawmakers sent Governor Larry Hogan a bill on Saturday that would increase the annual allowable output from 500 barrels a year to 2-thousand.
The Salisbury Daily Times reports that the measure also allows the breweries to buy another 1-thousand barrels annual from distributors for sale in their taprooms.
The bill also allows them to keep their current hours of operation which had been threatened earlier in the session.
