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REPORT NO- CL36735-1 ALL SALES BY DESCENDING SALES PAGE 1 MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF JAN THRU DEC 2017 PERIOD COVERED LICENSING & REGULATORY AFFAIRS 01/01/2017 THRU 12/31/2017 LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION DATE PRODUCED: 03/08/2018 LICENSE BUS ID CITY NAME OF BUSINESS SALES 10-109466 14487 Madison Heights COSTCO WHOLESALE #393 2,306, 335.29 10-015058 11171 Grand Rapids MEIJER #158 2,228, 821.40 10-010671 9374 . Grand Rapids MEIJER #50 2,057, 358 44 10-132513 155956 Brighton . COSTCO #786 2,003, 487 67 10-010563 9324 Traverse-,City MEIJER #33 2,002, 514 31 10-071516 14856 Bloomfield Hills COSTCO WHOLESALE #1037 1,992, 405 97 10-214033 223618 Ann Arbor COSTCO WHOLESALE #1106 1,961, 844 78 10-016692 11789 Ann Arbor MEIJER #64 1,947, 504 29 10-010556 9321. Okemos MEIJER #25 1,907, 263 72 10-078038 134442 Auburn Hills COSTCO #376 1,895, 807 50 10-106782 137157 Shelby Township COSTCO #374 1,894, 969 12 10-121803 144694 Commerce Township COSTCO #341 .1,860, 848 99 10-070245 99197 Ann Arbor MEIJER #173 1,832, 019.59 10-218895 228115 Kalamazoo MEG-BEV 1,766, 658.20 10-012087 9924 Wyandotte DISCOUNT DRINKS, ETC. 1,760, 928.58 10-132943 155922 ■ Grand Rapids COSTCO WHOLESALE #784 •' 1,755, 266.83 10-018224 12530 . , Grand Blanc GRAND BLANC MARKET 1,639, 438.77 10-011324 9628 Walker MEIJER #20 . 1,617, 551.36 10-010680 9378 East Lansing MEIJER #52 1,569, 764.92 io-016858 11863 Livonia THE WINE PALACE 1,564, 343.80 10-012650 10156 Royal Oak HOLIDAY FOOD CENTER 1,544, 295.89 10-011810 9809 Northville MEIJER #54 1,537, 603.59 10-017978 12389 Midland MEIJER #108 1,526, 719.64 10-196501 229904 Grand Rapids INTERNATIONAL BEVERAGE COMPANY,. LLC 1,513, 490.38 10-100616 100127 Howell MEIJER #172 1,510, 460.26 10-135028 155503 Walker MEIJER #216 1,509, 961.82 15-076205 131955 Auburn Hillff MEIJER #185 1,505, 162.97 10-125191 14075 Roseville ■ COSTCO WHOLESALE #394 1,500, 070.60 10-110315 142005 -Erie ELLA'S GROCERY 1,478, 623.22 15-019041 17944 Brighton. MEIJER #46 1,463, 075.84 10-014547 10943 Fort Gratiot MEIJER #163 1,446, 394.09 15-168399 205273 Traverse City THE BEVERAGE COMPANY 1,444, 341.44 10-078915 133681 Hamtramck CONANT-CANIFF MARKET 1,432, 171.68 02-162736 129570 ' Detroit MGM GRAND DETROIT CASINO & HOTEL 1,424, 164.29 10-012751 10196 Royal Oak MEIJER #34 1,420, 140.31 10-144873 163200 Muskegon MEIJER #232 1,412, 73 5.4.7 10-165819 157349 Southfield MEIJER #231 1,404, 282.14 10-013845 10619 Wixom MEIJER #122 1,389, 876.19 10-134401 147899 Rochester Hills RED WAGON WINE SHOPPE 1,386, 689.56 10-012468 10089 Grand Rapids MEIJER #312 1,385, 806.57 10-135129 157339 Caledonia. MEIJER #199 1,381, 440.93 10-010560 9322 Kalamazoo^ MEIJER #21 1,376, 297.30 10-011535 9713 Ypsilanti MEIJER #27 1,349, 545.61 10-128564 144757 Rockford MEIJER #226 .1,346, 585.17 10-014233 10789 Detroit A & L MARKET 1,344, 607.13 10-177116 212201 Battle Creek MEGA-BEV 1,331, 888.00 10-016804' 11838 Kalamazoo MEIJER #119 1,328, 314.44 10-015626 11396 Holland MEIJER #47 1,327, 828.63 10-011015 9511 Jackson MEIJER #56 1,324, 517.10 10-106976 140561 Detroit LUXOR MARKET 1,322, 453.56 REPORT NO. CL36735-1 ALL SALES BY DESCENDING SALES PAGE 2 MICHIG.^ DEPARTMENT OF JAN THRU DEC 2017 PERIOD COVERED LICENSING & REGULATORY AFFAIRS 01/01/2017 THRU 12/31/2017 LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION DATE PRODUCED: 03/08/2018 LICENSE BUS ID CITY name:OF BUSINESS SALES 10-017230 12028 Mount Pleasant MEIJER #69 1,316, 729.24 10-110701 131956 Washington MEIJER #177 1,310, 904.11 10-016895 11881 Roseville MEIJER #63 1,307, 361.63 10-0li750 9790 Waterford MEIJER #53 1,291, 128.84 10-016629 11761 Ann Arbor A & L WINE SHOPPE 1,290, 033.03 10-011625 9746 Jackson MEIJER #30 . 1,286, 058.39 10-073520 131240 Jackson SUPER LIQUOR STORE 1,277, 607 .25 10-O118O7 9807 Norton Shores MEIJER #19 1,277, 225 .70 So'uthfield 10-016094 11564 ART PARTY STORE 1,277, 184 .45 10-140810 • 157342 Holland MEIJER #217 1,277, 042 .21 10-017023 11943 Westland MEIJER #68 1,274, 219 .82 10-017309 12058 North Muskegon MEIJER #71 1,266, 025.56 10-010182 9182 Portage MEIJER #22 1,263, 596.86 10-011904 9846 Wyoming MEIJER #36 1,260, 806.21 10-012074 9919 Lambertville FLICK'S PACKAGE LIQUOR, INC. 1,251, 128.21 10-012696 10175 Detroit PELZER'S PARTY SHOPPE • 1,243, 613.53 10-108234 138921 Grandville MEIJER #221 1,240, 784.12 10-070503 99271 Grand Haven MEIJER #180 1,237, 399.34 10-138545 159601 Livonia BRASS MUG LIQUOR 1,235, 034.04 10-137503 155957 Wyoming COSTCO WHOLESALE #744 1,228, 560 72 10-079912 133739 Oxford MEIJER #197 1,227, 649 26 10-011761 9793 Jenison ■ MEIJER #26 1,224, 422 38 10-017066 11960 Utica MEIJER #65 1,224, 235 67 10-153219 163199 Warren MEIJER #237 1,223, 997 87 10-181848 181853 Allen Park MEIJER #233 1,210, 152.80 10-011532 9711 Lansing MEIJER #23 1,206, 762.03 10-013376 10420 Livonia SHOWERMAN'S FINE WINE AND LIQUOR 1,201, 072.. 73 10-130856 153945 Detroit GRATIOT FAIRMOUNT MARKET- 1,198, 406.. 93 10-207854 226774 Shelby Township BB'S LIQUOR & WINE SHOP 1,184, 206..75 10-018145 12480 Chesterfield MEIJER #105 1,168, 815 ..21 15-019327 18099 Lapeer MEIJER #140 1,158, 497..32 10-181328 181852 Dewitt MEIJER #209 1,158, 253.00 10-170602 204158 Hartland MEIJER #245 1,157, 177.83 10-017911 12357 Detroit SCOTCH CASTLE PARTY STORE 1,150, 160.63 10-012774 10205 Canton MEIJER #32 1,149, 941.30 10-012929 10258 Rochester Hills MEIJER #57 1,146, 884.06 10-225150 230415 Detroit MEIJER #268 1,143, 684.77 10-243988 237845 ■■ Kalamazoo COSTCO WHOLESALE #1191 142, 571.74 10-070409 99992 ' Cadillac MEIJER #171 141, 858.57 10-013776 10585'' Saint Clair Shores THE WINE GARDEN 137, 271.68 10-224442 227905 Temperance LIQUOR CABINET 128, 945.62 10-112555 137562 Detroit BIG V PARTY STORE 120, 837 .'18 10-141879 159669 Ann Arbor STADIUM MARKET 119, 381.31 10-216767 221460 Detroit PRINCE LIQUOR 109, 154.00 10-074958 ■ 127991 Detroit AMORI'S 1,108, 715.44 10-010106 9150 Lansing MEIJER #324 1,105, 724.18 lQ-199984' 223864 Stevensville MEIJER #'251 1,104; 216.04 10-018672 .. 12826 Grand Rapids SMITTY'S SPECIALTY BEVERAGE i;i03, 917.50 10.-010161 'i 9172 Bay City MEIJER #48 1, i O'3 , 439.97 REPORT NO. CL36735-1 ALL SALES BY DESCENDING,SALES PAGE 3 MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF . JAN THRU DEC 2017 PERIOD COVERED LICENSING & REGULATORY AFFAIRS 01/01/2017 THRU 12/31/2017 LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION DATE PRODUCED: 03/08/2018 LICENSE BUS ID CITY NAME OF BUSINESS SALES 10-014561 10953 Plymouth KROGER STORE #670 1,101, 956..43 10-074582 132383 Redford KEG & WINE PARTY STORE 1,100, 885..01 15-019017 17937 Saginaw • MEIJER #43 1,098, 449..76 10-017441 12127 Belleville * MEIJER #72 1,097, 974 .. 74 10-018092 12455 Walled Lake MEIJER #109 1,097, 247 ..00 15-154809 157346 Marysville MEIJER #229 1,093, 907..55 10-111085 140671 Madison Heights MEIJER #222 1,081, 468..89 15-255584 235700 Williamsburg MEIJER STORE #236 1,077, 786.04 15-019156 17992 Woodhaven MEIJER #70 1,070, 798.15 15-102301 135303 Battle Creek MEIJER #195 1,067, 703.54 10-223352 231332. Beverly Hills BEVERAGE WAREHOUSE 1,067, 274.29 10-200907 224994 Portage MEGA-BEV QUICK STOP, PORTAGE 1,067, 005.53 15-019220 18036 Fraser MEIJER #145 1,066, 513.47 10-073735 128600 Grosse Pointe Woods WOODS FINE WINE & SPIRITS 1,056, 250.96 10-075305 132092 Portage MEIJER #196 1,055, 462.13 10-182031 164952 Canton SUPER FINE WINE & LIQUOR 1,055, 227.44 10-103925 133740 Big Rapids MEIJER #203 1,051, 177.29 10-237369 163198 Grand Ledge MEIJER #210 1,046, 033.66 10-011089 9538 Grand Rapids MEIJER #311 1,041, 934.29 10-179309 204614 Cedar Springs MEIJER #248 1,038; 787.39 10-0l3895 10639 Southfield TREASURE ISLAND WINE SHOPPE 036, 912.67 10-124986 149225 Howell JONNA'S MARKET 036, 038.80 15-072267 99291 Mason MEIJER #174 035, 587.72 10-174830 209337 Davison MEIJER #244 035, 053.16 10-130704 1'43746 Ypsilanti KROGER STORE #707 031, ,i76.97 10-212171 226912 East Lansing MEIJER #253 . 1,030, 636.83 10-015807 11444 Sterling Heights MEIJER #55 1,029, 620.79 10-145271 157343 White Lake MEIJER #227 1,026, 810.19 10-146395 166172 Clarkstbn PINE KNOB WINE SHOPPE 1,020, 674.18 10-153508. 175972 Ann Arbor FALSETTA'S MARKET 1,015, 016.89 10-017233- 12031 Marquette ECONO FOODS 1,012, 942.42 10-138766 159673 Pinckney KROGER STORE #721 1,012, 860 95 10-220964 230351 Grand Rapids FOREST HILLS FOODS #1400 1,012, 637 48 10-183260 216402 Detroit NORTHLAND PARTY STORE 1,012, 311 87 10-193381 209539 Clinton Township MEIJER #243 . 1,012, 103 27 15-217658 219901 Petoskey . MEIJER #257 1,010, 88 5 35 10-012092 9927 Greenville MEIJER #201 1,004, 300 31 10-237372 215608 Gaylord MEIJER #250 1,004, 260 82 10-203768 242347 Royal Oak KROGER STORE #743 1,000, 995 47 10-160979 178073 Lenox MEIJER #242 999, 658 03 10-147023 .
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  • Four Winds South Bend to Open Poker Room

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