The PLCB will be fulfilling orders from various facilities and is implementing public health best practices like facility sanitation, social distancing, and limiting the numbers of employees working in any facility at a time in an effort to protect its employees. “We expect consumer interest and site traffic to exceed what we’ll be able to fulfill, at least initially, so we ask that customers be patient and understand that the PLCB Is doing the best it can under extraordinary circumstances to balance consumer demand and public health,” said Holden. “We believe that re-opening in a controlled manner will allow us to provide access to consumers while also protecting our employees and consumers from unnecessary risk.”Īccess to will be randomized to avoid overwhelming the site with high traffic, prevent order abuse and prolong access throughout the day, so that order availability isn’t exhausted in seconds or minutes each day. The PLCB’s Office of Wholesale Operations is committed to partnering with licensees to build collaborative relationships, develop innovative delivery and product offerings and effectively and efficiently coordinate the acquisition of wines and spirits to meet wholesale customers' needs.
“We understand the public wants to have access to wines and spirits during these unprecedented times, but we have a responsibility to mitigate community spread of this virus to every extent possible and make sure our employees and our customers are as safe as they can be,” said Board Chairman Tim Holden.
All orders must be shipped to home or non-store addresses, and only one order per address will be fulfilled per day. Be up-to-date and current on all Limited Winery. To participate in the PA Preferred Wine Program, a winery must: Be designated as a PA Preferred winery through the Department of Agriculture. HARRISBURG, DAUPHIN COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU-TV) Beginning Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board resumed limited sales from accepting a controlled number of orders per day with plans to increase order capacity as fulfillment capacity increases.Ĭustomers will be limited to purchasing up to six bottles per transaction from a reduced catalogue of about 1,000 top-selling wines and spirits. This dataset contains dollar sales by county for Fine Wine & Good Spirits retail stores for fiscal years 2016-17, 2017-19 (July 1 through June 30). Today, Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores feature more than 100 different Pennsylvania wines and sell millions of dollars worth of these wines each year.
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