Luckily, online delivery services make the ordeal of buying alcohol much more convenient and enjoyable, as they do for most things (see: buying mattresses, gourmet foods, and even large house plants).

Drizly began operations in New York in 2013. Customers could purchase alcohol from local stores for delivery. At its peak, 2,453 stores across the state used Drizly, with 1,375 of those stores ...

Kansas lawmakers are considering a new proposal this month that could send alcoholic deliveries straight to your front door.

A bill that would allow holders of retail liquor permits to buy up other permits in other counties was approved by a Senate ...

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - A debate is brewing over proposed liquor delivery regulations in Clark County, as leaders seek to ...

House Bill 211, sponsored by Rep. Katie Zolnikov, R-Billings, would require delivery drivers to be 21 years old, get a ...

Getju shuts down liquor smart order service as market shifts to major players Getju ceases operations amid a shake-up in the ...

As regulations offer hopes of loosening with the rising consumer demand, the question on everyone's mind is: will alcohol home delivery become the new norm? As per the media reports, the quick ...

Stick with citrus flavors. Mocktails are, at the end of the day, just fancy juice. A nice tangy grapefruit, lime or blood ...

Robert Melvin, Northeast Region Director, R Street Institute Testimony in Support of SB 811: “Alcoholic beverage control; third-party delivery licenses.” January 17, 2025 Senate Committee on ...

PickMe will expand its technology to facilitate the delivery of spirits and soft liquor, integrating yet another key component of the economy on its platform. The company, which is set to launch ...