Two Delaware County wineries have been granted permits to start shipping their wine directly to in-state residents, writes Kenneth Hilario for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board recently approved more than 80 expanded wine permits, following the passing of a recent bill that widened wine and beer sales in grocery stores, licensed restaurants, hotels, and bars. Seventeen of those permits were given to Philadelphia-area establishments.
The reform package also makes it possible for licensed retailers and private wholesalers to ship their wine directly to consumers. As a result, Grace Winery of Glen Mills and William Penn Corp. in Eddystone can now deliver their wines directly to customers’ homes for that special dinner party or other occasion.
Read more about the permits in the Philadelphia Business Journal by clicking here.
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