I don't think anyone would it's more expensive. So those who want to drink wouldn't and those who don't want to drink wouldn't. Now the only case it's really useful is not been legal as sometimes they don't ID when deliver. Amazon multiple times didn't ID only a few times they tried but I just refunded before they could check lol.
Sometimes you might also get a cheaper deal on Amazon. But pretty much anywhere else alcohol is more expensive online. And most people have a local store that sells it.
Yes, I don’t see what’s wrong with it , we can pretty much order anything we want online anyways so why not alcohol? Me personally thinks it’s pretty fucking cool considering if I was already drinking at home and a case of beer was delivered to my front porch , I’d be like Hell Yea I don’t need to go get more beer lol Also ordering alcohol is cool because we can try different beers and alcohol from around the world , that we can’t buy at are local liquor store. So to have it ordered I think is cool as hell
I can see the logic if you're after something that's impossible to get locally e. g a specific scotch. But other wise it's going to run very expensive.
I'm a none drinker but I'm not against others ordering online.
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I can be persuaded if the price is right. I've only looked very briefly at sites that sell alcohol, mostly out of curiosity. To be honest, I'd be surprised if it's cheap enough to be worthwhile, since it's so highly controlled and price regulated.
I know people who have done it though. But only with things they couldn't buy locally, like regional beers.
13 years plus in the business, definitely not a good idea. We have enough issues w alcohol now. Deadliest drug in the USA I believe?
Absolutely great for buying presents and keeping my drinks cabinet stocked
My local off-licence has maybe a few hundred bottles, online offers thousands from those that small shops can't get insurance on to small ones that are easy for light fingered people to pilfer
yes for responsible adults.
maybe it will help reduce # of alcohol containers disposed of on the road, and as well, drunk drivers.
Anyone drunk driving should be executed no more than 1 week after an accident and fed to sharks.
I voted against it but only because too many underaged teens would have access to alcohol
There's a liquor store within a 5-minute walk of where I live. Why would I buy online when I can so easily buy local, and support a local business?
m No option for “I don’t drink, and I don’t care what other people put in their bodies”
No big deal. But hugely convenient both for me personally and for doing my job.
I don’t drink alcohol but if I did, I’d probably order it online
The girl in the last pic, I can't 😆
She looks so belligerent already
I buy my wine on line, but my state doesn't allow liquor to be shipped in from vendors.
I do not drink but I am okay with it. It will keep drunks from driving to the packie to buy more booze.
I see no issue with it. It allows small businesses to get their products out easier.
And it allows me to things that are harder to find.
It’s fine. The delivery guy has to check the persons ID before leaving. If no one’s home, no alcohol.
I think you even have to put the right persons name in the delivery form…
Anyone who orders liquor by the mail is an effete asshole. Go get yourself a can of King Kobra and a brown bag. You’ll have yourself a fine time.
I think it would come in clutch. But it would probably be ridiculously expensive
No minors could get hold of booze like this, maybe, but in UK with online shopping, the recipient has to provide proof of age AND ID,,,
I gave it a try and it wasn't a bad experience. I rarely drink, but I had to try Sake.
We live in New England. Our favorite wine is from North Carolina. Easier to ship than to drive there.
Haven't done it but what's the difference of buying it online or in-store?
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