Baltimore County Licensed Beverage Association

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5042 Springhouse Cir

Rosedale, MD 21237

+1 (410) 687-4552

https://www.bclba.org

The Baltimore County Licensed Beverage Association (BCLBA) is a nonprofit trade organization established in 1976, dedicated to representing the interests of alcohol beverage retailers in Baltimore County. With a mission to protect and preserve the rights of local licensees, the BCLBA champions small businesses and actively engages in community support initiatives.

Comprised of industry professionals, the BCLBA leadership team addresses the pressing challenges faced by the liquor industry today, particularly in the wake of the global pandemic. Through events like the annual Rockin' at the Races, the association fosters social connections among members while emphasizing the importance of giving back to the community.

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