WETM
It appears very unlikely that wine will be sold in New York grocery stores next year. That word comes from State Senator Tom O'Mara following Governor Andrew Cuomo's comment last week that he does not support that move.
Governor Cuomo: No Wine Sales in Grocery Stores
WETM
It appears very unlikely that wine will be sold in New York grocery stores next year. That word comes from State Senator Tom O’Mara following Governor Andrew Cuomo‘s comment last week that he does not support that move.
O’Mara says the governor in the past has been quiet on the issue, voicing neither support or opposition to it until last week.
O’Mara said the news is discouraging to Finger Lakes wineries that have been very active pushing for wine in grocery stores. O’Mara said he has supported legislation to do that.
O’Mara says the New York State Assembly has long opposed the sale of wine in grocery stores and adding the governor’s opposition to it presents a real roadblock to moving the effort forward.
A Dads Thought
I am So Happy that Wine will Only be sold in Liquor Stores!
I Don’t need my young Kids/Under age to get easy access to buy wine!
to 121
are you stupid? they will still card, so your either old enough to buy it in the liqure store or just too young to buy it in the grocery. there are grocery stores in other states with alcohol.
To #1
It’s because of your poor parenting we all suffer and the Gov. must step in.
meyer
bh
a suggestion; sell only new york state wines in the groceries. that will boost tax revenue for new york state and encourage wine growers in new york state.
Fact!
To # 2 in Other States under age Drunk Driving is way
higher where Wine is sold in Grocery Stores, where in New York, it’s one of the Lowest!