How bars order spirits in Michigan (MLCC liquor codes)

A Michigan bar buys spirits from an Authorized Distribution Agent (ADA). The order is written in the state's own product codes, and the state doesn't know your bottle names. Lixor turns the spirits on your supplier order into those codes.

How ordering works in Michigan

In Michigan a bar orders spirits from an Authorized Distribution Agent, and the MLCC online ordering system works by liquor code.

Ask your agent how they take orders; the code is what they and the MLCC price book use.

What a Michigan product code looks like

Michigan liquor codes are 3 to 6 digits.

Example from the price list loaded November 8, 2026.

Where the official list lives

MLCC spirits price book. The price book is an Excel file, issued quarterly with change files in between.

What the Copy for your liquor agent button does

On each supplier order in Lixor you get a Copy for your liquor agent button. It lists your spirits as the state's product code, the number of bottles and the product name, ready to paste.

Lixor never guesses a code. It fills one in for you only when the name and the size are the same product and exactly one product reads that way. Otherwise it shows a suggestion and you tap once, and Lixor remembers it for next time.

Lixor only copies the list. You enter or upload it yourself, and Lixor doesn't log in to or send anything to the state.

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