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Well, there are SOME good things about living in this bankrupt state--you can buy booze just about anywhere, any time, although bars can't serve from 2-6 AM.
 
psuath said:
actually, i thought it was 194 or 196 ounces. I remember in college all the bottle shops had postings saying what you could buy and gave the "combinations" of products.
It would have things like 2 six-packs and 2 40's (188 ounces).
or a 12 pack and 2 40s' (188)
or a 6 of pounders and some singles..(well you get the drift)
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I just googled the limit and your number was much closer to the "official" number than mine. It's actually 192 ounces. I never bothered with quarts or 40's so I just incorrectly assumed that the two 12 oz. six-packs was the maximum.

Having to post all of those combinations above and allowing one to re-renter the store as many times as they desire just shows how ludicrous the system is. Why not just allow one to purchase what they desire in a single trip?
 
schlapppy said:
I've ordered from wine.com and had it shipped to PA with no problems. I've done it a few times actually, and know others who have had success.
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Here's PPG article about Pennsylvania's wine shipping laws being unenforceable even though it's still technically illegal. Some PA non-affiliated places are ignoring the law. I'm not sure if wine.com is affiliated in any way.

Most wine clubs still will not ship to PA. My brother (you met him) who lives in Delaware had an intro offer which was something like 12 bottles of wine and a tabletop cork screw for $69.99. The offer was not available in PA, or in any other state with restrictive/exclusive laws. If you google "wine clubs", many have similar offers, but few, if any, ship to PA.
 
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