Montgomery County expands sale of ready-to-drink cocktails
Hundreds of beer and wine stores in Montgomery County now have the option to serve spirit-based drinks after a decision announced this week, giving customers more options. This comes as the state continues to grapple with the idea of expanding liquor sales in Maryland. FOX 5's Shirin Rajaee spoke to some businesses in Wheaton about the changes.
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