There is a Class 1 distillery license. The license shall be obtained for each trade name and each distillery in the State. A license holder may: establish and operate a plant for distilling, rectifying, blending, and bottling, at the location described in the license: brandy; rum; whiskey; alcohol; and neutral spirits; sell and deliver the alcoholic beverages: in bulk to a person in the State that is authorized to acquire them; and to a person outside the State that is authorized to acquire them; manufacture an alcoholic beverage listed in item (1) of this subsection in the name of another person or under a trade name if the other person or trade name also holds a Class 1 distillery license; acquire alcoholic beverages from the holder of a manufacturer’s license or wholesaler’s license or nonresident dealer’s permit for use in manufacturing; conduct guided tours of the licensed premises; at no cost or for a fee, serve to an individual who has attained the legal drinking age and participated in a guided tour of the licensed premises, not more than 2 ounces of products, with each product sample consisting of not more than one–half ounce from a single product manufactured by the license holder; serve samples blended with other products manufactured by the license holder or nonalcoholic ingredients; and sell products manufactured on the licensed premises, for off–premises consumption, and related merchandise to an individual who has attained the legal drinking age; and subject to subsection (i) of this section, sell liquor manufactured by the license holder that is mixed with other nonalcoholic ingredients. A license holder or entity in which a license holder has a pecuniary interest may not act as a caterer of food. Subject to subsection (f) of this section, a license holder may conduct the activities specified in subsections (c)(5) and (i)(2) of this section from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. each day. A Class 1 distillery license allows the license holder to operate 7 days a week. At least 14 days before holding a planned promotional event after 6 p.m., a license holder shall file a notice of the promotional event with the Executive Director on the form that the Executive Director provides. A holder of a caterer’s license or privilege under Subtitle 5 of this title or Subtitle 12 of various titles of Division II of this article may exercise the privileges of the license or privilege on the licensed premises of the license holder. A local licensing board may grant an on–site consumption permit for use at the location of the Class 1 distillery license to a holder of a Class 1 distillery license. The permit authorizes the holder to sell mixed drinks made from liquor that the holder produces that is mixed with other nonalcoholic ingredients for on–premises consumption. The holder may not use more than an aggregate of 7,750 gallons annually of liquor the holder produces for mixed drinks sold under subparagraph (i) of this paragraph. A local licensing board: may establish and charge a permit fee; and shall require the permit holder to: comply with the alcohol awareness requirements under § 4–505 of this article; and abide by all applicable trade practice restrictions. Nothing in this section limits the application of relevant provisions of Title 21 of the Health – General Article, and regulations adopted under that title, to a license holder. The license holder shall report to the Executive Director annually on a form provided by the Executive Director on: the amount of alcoholic beverages produced under the license; the amount of alcoholic beverages sold for off–premises consumption; and the amount of alcoholic beverages served for on–premises consumption. Except as otherwise provided by law, the license holder may not sell alcoholic beverages for off–premises consumption to a person who intends to resell the alcoholic beverages. The annual license fee: shall be determined by the Executive Director; and may not exceed $2,000.