PLCB reports more than $3.1B in wine, spirits sales
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board released financial results showing that wine and spirits sales of more than $3.18 billion in fiscal year 2023-24.
Pa. LCB returning millions in licensing fees to communities
More than $2.3 million in licensing fees is being returned to local communities by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board.
Ready-to-drink cocktails soon available at various Pa. locations
Pennsylvania adults can soon obtain ready-to-drink cocktails, some of them made in the commonwealth, at grocery stores, gas stations, etc.
The Brass Rail is returning to new space in Allentown Farmers Market
It was a sad day in Allentown in June of 2022 when the Brass Rail closed after 91 years in operation.
Coalition formed to change state liquor laws
Armed with research that Pennsylvanians want more access to alcoholic products, a new alliance will advocate for statewide changes.
Rare whiskeys offered through lottery
A lottery to purchase close to 4,000 bottles of rare whiskeys is open through May 5.
Wolf urges Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board to remove Russian-made products from state-owned stores
In a letter to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board on Sunday, Gov. Tom Wolf urged the state board to remove Russian-sourced products from Pennsylvania’s Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores.
Wolf amends order to allow later alcohol sales for restaurants, owners say it’s not enough
Starting Monday bars and restaurants in Pennsylvania can operate at 50% capacity, and they’ll be able to serve alcohol until 11 p.m.
Restaurant industry says alcohol curfew ruins Wolf’s increased capacity plan
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf’s announcement Tuesday that restaurants can return to 50% seating capacity starting Sept. 21 is giving with one hand but taking away with the other, industry leaders complained.
PLCB opens Fine Wine store in Berks
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board opened its newest Fine Wine & Good Spirits Premium Collection store in Muhlenberg Township, Berks County.







