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"I want to commend leaders and members from both parties in the House and Senate for coming together to pass this legislation, and today, I am proud to design it into law. "As I have always said, my goal is to modernize the sale of liquor and beer in Pennsylvania and this reform package finally brings Pennsylvania's wine and spirits system into the 21st century."Governor Wolf signed a historic liquor reform bill, making it easier to buy alcohol in Pennsylvania. best sellers wine store -- Governor Tom Wolf (@GovernorTomWolf) June 8, 2016beer and wine history In other changes, state stores will have more flexibility about hours and pricing, and consumers can have wine shipped directly to them from private wine wholesalers.best online wine club australia

The bill passed the Senate by a vote of 29-21 last Dec. 10, with a House vote on concurrence passing 157-31 on Tuesday. State Sen. Lisa Boscola, D-Lehigh/Northampton, was among those opposed, because of the provision permitting sales of takeout beer in gas stations. " Wednesday, calling the move schizophrenic: "The whole motto is 'Don't drink and drive,' and now they can get a six pack at a gas station."what food goes best with port wine She also fears the type of license for beer in gas stations, a Restaurant Liquor or R license, will price Pennsylvania's allotment of these licenses out of reach of mom-and-pop-type establishments.where to buy chinese wine in the uk "We called it the 'Sheetz amendment' when they were talking about it because they lobbied hard," Boscola said of the provision.top 10 wine farms

MORE: Check out Pa.'s newest spots for six-packs Pennsylvania's Malt Beverage Distributors Association was critical of the expansion of beer sales, as well, because of the impact on its member businesses and the ongoing appeal before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court of the legality of beer sales in the state's gas stations. In support of the bill, state Rep. Peter Schweyer said the bill is not perfect but that changes represent a compromise. "I was unsure how I would vote because I am worried about the loss of some jobs, not to mention the potentially negative impact on some small businesses, most notably beer distributors," Schweyer, D-Lehigh, said in a statement. "In the end, I have been assured that this is only the first of a number of bills that would modernize alcohol sales in Pennsylvania. As a member of the House Liquor Control Committee, I will be actively involved in the process of writing those changes." The UFCW Local 1776 representing workers in Pennsylvania Wine and Spirits Stores blasted the bill as "reckless privatization" that will dismantle the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, which generated $584 million in state revenue year.

"Modernizing the PLCB makes the most sense for Pennsylvania, especially given the state's multibillion dollar budget deficit," the union's president, Wendell Young IV, said in a statement. "Instead of destroying this revenue-generating agency, let's open more stores inside of or adjacent to grocery stores or beer distributors to improve convenience." In changes that directly affect operations in Wind and Spirits Stores, according to Wolf, the bill: Removes Sunday restrictions and state-mandated holidays. Enhances customer loyalty programs and opens up coupons at state stores. Provides options for flexible pricing to allow state stores to offer special discounts and sales. House Speaker Mike Turzai, prime sponsor of the legislation, agreed with the Democratic governor that the measure brings Pennsylvania into the 21st century. "This privatization bill will bring consumers the added choice and convenience they have been asking for since Prohibition," said Turzai, R-Allegheny.