Why The PLCB Should Be Abolished

Reasons why the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board should be abolished, and The Almighty Liquor Code completely overhauled and rewritten, to reflect over 80 years of change since Repeal.

Monday, January 26, 2015

PLCB: We can't do our job! (so you have to suffer for it)

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You may have read that the PLCB stopped all Special Liquor Orders ( SLO —how appropriate) because of a backlog, apparently caused by th...
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Monday, January 19, 2015

The PLCB: Where luxury starts one step above Mad Dog.

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Luxury — Merriam-Webster defines "luxury" as "something that is expensive and not necessary." Just a tad below ...
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Monday, January 12, 2015

After 80 years they still can't do inventory

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Back in November when their latest annual report was released, the PLCB touted that they had updated their website. I guess reporting bad i...
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Tuesday, January 6, 2015

We need the PLCB! Because it...does what, exactly?

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When talk is raised about privatizing the state's 80 year old monopoly on sales of liquor and wine, of doing away with the PLCB-controll...
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Sunday, January 4, 2015

The PLCB - Not taking care of the citizens again

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The one liquor store in Waynesboro closed on September 13. On August 20th the PLCB was told by the lessor that the lease -- which ended on ...
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Monday, December 15, 2014

No joy for whisky drinkers - thanks PLCB.

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First we had the Pappy Van Winkle debacle, where the PLCB didn't know that when you have a monopoly on a product that is in very high de...
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Friday, December 12, 2014

Selling Allocated Van Winkle Whiskeys Online is the "Most Fair" Method. Really?

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Stacey Kreideman, the PLCB's spokesperson, told us that the most "fair" way for the agency to sell their allotment of relative...
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