In total, 565 Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores will be accepting orders by phone.
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"We acknowledge that Pennsylvanians are frustrated with busy signals and want broader access to wine and spirits, so after learning from our experiences this past week, we've made improvements to process orders faster, expand the hours we take orders by phone, and be more flexible in scheduling pickups, even the same day, if pickup appointments are available," said PLCB Chairman Tim Holden.
The expanded list of stores offering curbside service is available here.
Most stores will support curbside service Monday through Saturday - taking a limited number of orders on a first-call, first-served basis beginning at 9:00 AM each day and scheduling pickup appointments between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. those days - but some stores will operate on more limited days and hours.
"Each store has its own unique inventory and staff will guide callers through the products available for purchase before finalizing each order and taking payment by phone. At pickup, customers will be required to present identification before the order is delivered," the PLCB said.
Curbside pickup orders will be limited to up to six bottles per order, and credit cards are the only accepted form of payment. Orders will also be limited to one order per caller, per store, per day, and all curbside pickup sales are final.
Stores will continue to accept the first 50 to 100 orders placed each day, on a first-call, first-served basis, until fulfillment capacity grows to accept more orders per day. Orders will only be accepted by the store's published phone number; no orders will be accepted by email or voicemail.
In its first four days, the PLCB's curbside pickup program sold 38,145 orders totaling $3.64 million.
Consumers can also make purchases at FineWineAndGoodSpirits.com. Website access is randomized to avoid overwhelming the site with high traffic and prolong access throughout the day, the PLCB said. They estimated the 74,624 online orders from April 1 to 23 totaled $7.11 million.
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"The PLCB is not considering reopening stores to the public at this time, although the agency continues to monitor the situation in consultation with the Wolf Administration and public health officials," the board said.
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