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Alcohol Under Control: Wine, Beer, and Spirits Pennsylvania strictly regulates the sale and purchase of wine and liquor. The agency controls the production, import, sale, distribution and disposal of produced beverages, alcohol and malt in the country. As a result, wholesale wine and spirits is controlled by the state, and licensees can purchase orders from state-owned Fine Wine and Good Spirits stores, have orders delivered from PLCB distribution centers to wholesale licensees, or pick them up from one of 12 services. centers available to licensees. State law includes a local option for municipalities, but not for counties. As of August 2018, 685 municipalities in Pennsylvania were at least partially dry, according to the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association. Order A wide range of over 94,000 different wines and spirits is available in state-owned stores. Orders may be placed through Licensees Online Ordering Portal (LOOP). LOOP provides some cool features such as providing price per ounce information to licensees to compare products and the system instantly shows licensees how much they have saved on their order. Payment can be made online upon delivery of the order. However, payment for all pickup orders must be made in person at the time of pickup. Licensees receive a 10% discount on the purchase price of orders placed by LOOP. Alcohol prices in Pennsylvania are regulated by state law. No additional discounts greater than 10% are available on cyclical orders, and state law does not allow any promotions. Licensees may order custom products if they are not available at their local store. Suppliers have chosen to make thousands of products available by special order, and many suppliers only make certain wines and spirits by special order. Getting a permit to sell alcohol in Pennsylvania can be difficult for a number of reasons. Liquor licenses in this state are based on a statutory limit. This means that the number of licenses allowed is limited by the population in the area. For the number of licenses to change, the population of the area in which you are applying for a license must change. As a result, those looking for a new license usually get it from a government auction of restaurant licenses. Ways to Get a Liquor License For information on how to get a liquor license, please email the Pennsylvania Alcohol Control Board. Restaurant License Auction The Restaurant License Auction allows the PLCB to bid on expired licenses to the highest bidder. The number of licenses available in the auctions varies, as does the average winner. For example, during the auction in March 2019, 8 licenses were sold, and the average winning price was $95,525. In turn, in August 2018 there were 25 licenses at the auction, and the average winsControlled Alcohol: Wine, Beer and Spirits The state of Pennsylvania strictly regulates the sale and purchase of wine and spirits. The agency controls the production, importation, sale, distribution and distribution of state liquor, alcohol and malt. As a result, the wholesale wine and spirits trade is controlled by the state, and licensees can purchase their orders from the states Fine Wine and Good Spirits stores, receive orders from the PLCBs bulk distribution centers for licensees, or pick them up at one of them. of 12 service centers will be available to licensees. State law provides a local option for municipalities, but not for counties. As of August 2018, 685 counties in Pennsylvania are at least partially dry, according to the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association. Made-to-order state stores stock more than 94,000 different wines and spirits. Orders may be placed through Licensees Online Order Portal (LOOP). LOOP offers some interesting features such as B. Providing price per ounce information for licensees to compare products and the system will instantly show licensees how much they saved when they placed their order. Online payment can be made after the order has been delivered. However, payment for all direct debits must be made in person on collection. License holders will receive a 10% discount on the purchase price when ordering through LOOP. Alcohol prices in Pennsylvania are regulated by state law. There are no additional discounts above 10% on loop orders and no promotions are permitted by state law. Licensees may place special orders for products not available in their local store. Thousands of product suppliers have chosen to provide special order, and many suppliers make certain wines and spirits available only through special order. Obtaining a liquor license in Pennsylvania can be difficult for a number of reasons. Liquor licenses in this state are based on a statutory quota. This means that the number of licenses allowed is limited by the population of the area. The number of licenses that can be changed would have to change the population of the area where you are applying for a license. As a result, people looking for a new license often get a state restaurant license. Ways to Get a Liquor License For information on getting a liquor license, email the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. Restaurant License Auction The Restaurant License Auction allows the PLCB to auction expired licenses to the highest bidder. The number of licenses available for auction varies according to the average maximum bid. For example, in the March 2019 auction, 8 licenses were auctioned and the average high bid was $95,525. On the other hand, 25 licenses were auctioned in August 2018 and the average profit was b

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