Comments on: Why Isn’t Beer & Wine Delivery Legal Already?

By: pearl

pearl — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 17:19:51 +0000

In Toronto I use the beer & liquor delivery service of:

http://www.always-dialabottle-toronto.com

416-890-7451

Cheers!

By: nyc beer delivery

nyc beer delivery — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 00:36:20 +0000

BeerRightNow.com has same day beer delivery. great home beer delivery in philly and nyc.

By: Rick Boyd

Rick Boyd — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 19:51:26 +0000

Even though the law in Maine hasn’t passed, yet, its great to see states start to take a look at these issues. We launched brewforia.com a little more than a year ago shipping specialty and craft beer to thirsty beer lovers all over America (where legal of course) and it has been a huge hit. In just a year we have grown to become one of the largest online retailers of specialty beer in the country and are now preparing to launch a chain of retail locations around the country as a means of expanding our selection and better serving the ever growing army of beer lovers in this country.

The argument that mail order beer contributes to underage drinking are just simply false. As already stated above minors stand a much better chance of getting someone at the C-Store to buy them beer than they are to get it online. The signature and ID requirement are one part of that but there is also the cost of shipping. The simple fact that shipping beer is far more expensive than buying it locally would disuade any would be minor from making that online purchase. Its a silly argument being made by people who fear political blowback from conservative anti-alcohol zealots. I say write your Congress people today and tell them that they should support allowing mail order beer and wine sales as well as the ability to do beer tastings as well as wine tastings.

Cheers!
Rick

By: Karim Varela

Karim Varela — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 23:56:38 +0000

Same with Seattle — http://www.i-booze.com.

By: Nick

Nick — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 14:36:46 +0000

I don’t know about Maine, but you can get beer, wine, and liquor delivered in NYC. There’s this site, http://www.wakozi.com , you go and enter your address, and all the liquor stores and beer delis that deliver to you pop up and you can order from them for immediate delivery, like 30 minutes. It’s awesome.

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