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Guess again.

You can't purchase beer at convenient stores in PA. I know a couple were pushing for it, but I don't believe it was ever approved. Beer must be acquired at a beer distributor and wine/champagne/liquor must be acquired at a PA licensed state store, like "Wine & Spirits."

Pretty gay.

P.S.-Theres no such thing as a dry county in PA.

Originally Posted by Harner

Guess again.

You can't purchase beer at convenient stores in PA. I know a couple were pushing for it, but I don't believe it was ever approved. Beer must be acquired at a beer distributor and wine/champagne/liquor must be acquired at a PA licensed state store, like "Wine & Spirits."

Pretty gay.

P.S.-Theres no such thing as a dry county in PA.

Hmm...similar to Delaware I guess, though you can buy beer, wine and liquor at their package stores. Each state has its own unique laws, it surprised me to get to Louisiana and find grocery stores stocked with everything including Everclear, which you cannot buy at Virginia ABC stores. Maybe it was the town that was dry or just an inconvenient location, but I definitely remember some of my comrades griping about having to drive a ways to find a place that sold alcohol while at Whitehall.

I have bought beer at a gas station in Pennsylvania, though, just as I've gotten Everclear in Virginia. Fortunately, Class VI's (military package stores) do not have to abide by state or local laws. Coupled with lower prices, no tax and a wider selection than most liquor stores offer, it's a win-win situation. Until the next day.