Delaware

• November 2009

  Haha yes, many are surprised that Ohio actually grows grapes. The winery that I ... Welch's & Coca Cola. Vidal, Delaware, Niagara, Catawba are also grow

  Forum post in the topic New to Snooth! by gooselee4

  
  

• June 2009

  benjc, have you ever tried searching the PLCB's online listings: ... (Not that I don't shop in Delaware and New Jersey regularly, but that's only incriminating *me*.

  Forum post in the topic New Here, PA resident. Am I... by gr

  
  
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  March 2009

  Fox Brook Winery Cabernet Sauvignon NV

  Snoothrank: Starting at $4^.89

  For the price,this wine makes a good cooking and a good drinking wine. I ... Kisela- Rehoboth Beach, Delaware

  Wine review by KKisela

  
  

• February 2009

  (PS: this is why when I'm shopping in volume, I generally go to Delaware or NJ. And break PA tax law, but it's more about the inventory than about avoiding the tax, honestly.)

  Forum post in the topic Winery Direct Passed Through... by gr

  
  
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  January 2009

  Thousand Islands Delaware NV

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  No written review

  Wine review by merejj

  
  
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  December 2008

  Kog Hill Winery Delaware NV

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  No written review

  Wine review by WineBeMine

  
  

• December 2008

  While driving them through the store may not be technically illegal, I don't ... means I periodically go to Delaware or New Jersey and shop in bulk. Yes, if I were caught they would, at least, require me to pay the missing PA taxes and a fine. - The PA "Wine and Spirits Shoppes"... Read moreWhile driving them through the store may not be technically illegal, I don't ... means I periodically go to Delaware or New Jersey and shop in bulk. Yes, if I were caught they would, at least, require me to pay the missing PA taxes and a fine. - The PA "Wine and Spirits Shoppes" (the name for the state store in PA) do NOT sell beer. You have to go somewhere else for that. - It's also not legal to ship wine direct to consumers in PA (which may be on the way to changing: arguably, this is protectionist behavior favoring PA wineries over out-of-state ones, and the federal government's been at least bandied about as having relevance because it oversees interstate commerce). You CAN ship wine to consumers, but it arrives at the state store of their choice (or nearest their home, or something) where they pick it up and dutifully pay the tax. RBoulanger could fill in the details on this better, though, since his company has PA out-of-state wine sales license 00000001 (or however many digits they are). - It only recently (within the last five years) became legal to purchase alcohol on Sunday in PA. It was possible to buy beer in some places, but only if that place was also a restaurant and had the appropriate carry-out license. - ... but very few PA state stores *are* open on Sunday - there's only one that I can think of in Center City Philadelphia (Chestnut between 12th & 13th; also probably the state store with the widest and best selection). - The places that have those carry-out licenses aren't allowed to sell by the case, only by six packs. - Although you can buy as many six packs as you like at the carry-out joints, you're only allowed to walk out the door with two at a time. No, there is apparently no "per customer" limit, just that you can't exit the premises carrying more than two six packs. Perhaps they were worried I would throw out my back? I thought I had a longer list than this... surely, RBoulanger could offer a few more up..    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic You can't do that in New York... by gr

  
  

• September 2008

  http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1837245,00.html Time article ... so did a pinot grigio from Delaware, a white from Kentucky, a muscat from New Hampshire, a cabernet from Colorado and a chardonnay from North Carolina. Read morehttp://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1837245,00.html Time article ... so did a pinot grigio from Delaware, a white from Kentucky, a muscat from New Hampshire, a cabernet from Colorado and a chardonnay from North Carolina.    (hide)

  Forum post in the topic 50 States of Wine by mark

  
  
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  October 2007

  Swedish Hill Winery Finger Lakes Spumante Blush NV

  Snoothrank:

  Fine mousse, soft red berries, some funk. Cataba, Isabella, Diamond and Delaware grapes - all new varietals for me! Tasted at the winery.

  Wine review by Philip

  
  
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  July 2007

  Osborne Solaz Red Blend 2005

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  The blend, at least in this vintage, is 65% merlot and 35% tempranillo. The ... but at the $5.99 I paid in Delaware, it's a fine deal

  Wine review by gr

  
  

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