At first I thought "why bother?", until I read that supermarkets normally don't sell wine there, so it is some sort of improvement. It has still way to go, I think, before the ideal situation is reached, where wine is available 24 hours a day.
Wine vending machines in Pennsylvania
Aug 06, 2010
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No, in Pennsylvania wine is sold only through state-owned stores or by PA-based winemakers themselves. IIRC, these "vending machines" aren't exactly the stick-your-money-in-and-get-the-bottle type. You have to show your driver license or state ID to the machine and wait for approval from a state bureaucrat who is remotely monitoring the machine. I'll be glad if this state ever stops treating its citizens like subjects, but I'm not holding my breath.
Dan-O
Perhaps when casinos outnumber the state liquor stores we'll see a little loosening of the restrictions.
Jon
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