No Wine In Ct Grocery Stores This Year Youtube Supermarkets across the state made a significant push this year to try to legalize the sale of wine in grocery stores. ultimately, the state's 1,250 package stores, won out, persuading lawmakers that wine and spirits should be sold exclusively in their stores. reasons have varied from jobs to price to support for small businesses. Published: mar. 21, 2023 at 12:37 pm pdt | updated: mar. 21, 2023 at 10:00 pm pdt. hartford, ct (wfsb) – wine will not be sold in connecticut grocery stores this year. the bill that pushed to.
Efforts Form To Fight Against Wine In Connecticut Grocery Stores The In an attempted compromise, the 2023 bill said no food store within 1,000 feet of an existing package store would be allowed to sell wine, and all wine in supermarkets would have to be from vineyards producing 100,000 gallons a year or less — about 43,000 cases. ct wine now cites the added convenience of wine sales in grocery stores and. In an attempted compromise, the 2023 bill said no food store within 1,000 feet of an existing package store would be allowed to sell wine, and all wine in supermarkets would have to be from vineyards producing 100,000 gallons a year or less — about 43,000 cases. ct wine now cites the added convenience of wine sales in grocery stores and. Grocery stores want this and are putting fliers in grocery bags. but this proposal doesn’t include all wine, just wine from connecticut and other small wineries, 50,000 gallons a year or less. House bill 5918 could allow grocery stores to sell cider and wine manufactured by small wineries, unless the store is located within 1,000 feet of a package store. the public forum lasted for over.
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