Locals Divided After Movie Theaters Start Selling Beer And Wine
Like soup and sandwich, mom and apple pie, refreshments and movies are inseparable.
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Like soup and sandwich, mom and apple pie, refreshments and movies are inseparable.
If you're going to spend your money, might as well spend it on something useful. Check out these awesome vineyards that you would actually be able to afford. Who doesn't love some good wine?
A new study finds many wine-drinkers pour about 12-percent more than a normal serving and don't realize it.
More than 100 state wine and spirit stores will either open two hours earlier, or close two hours later.
With hundreds of bars in the heart of the city and its nearby neighborhoods, Pittsburgh may be best-known as a drinking town, but these very watering holes also offer some of the city's best bites.
Senators are getting a lot to consider during the third and final Senate committee hearing on proposals to liberalize the sale of beer, wine and liquor.
When you think grape vineyards, most think California. But this vineyard is just one of 170 in Pennsylvania, including 17 in southwestern Pa., the fastest growing part of the state for wineries.
Police say a southwestern Pennsylvania man who didn't succeed in robbing a liquor store in 2004 should have thought twice about trying again to rob the same store earlier this month.
The Pennsylvania House will begin debate on the campaign to privatize the state's system of state-owned liquor stores today.
For decades, Pennsylvanians have bought bottles of wine and liquor from one of the state's 600 wine and spirits stores and cases of beer from their local distributor, but all that could change.
The Mediterranean Diet has been around for some time, but Spanish research published Monday in the New England Journal of Medicine claims a 30 percent reduction in heart disease, primarily strokes, compared to those favoring a low-fat diet.
Gov. Tom Corbett on Wednesday afternoon outlined his plans to open up liquor and beer sales in Pennsylvania. He estimates the plan will generate $1 billion in revenue and get the state out of the alcohol business.
Today is a special day for wine lovers, and the Pennsylvania liquor control board has joined in the festivities.
KDKA-AM's Larry Richert talks to Guy Peluso about his passion for wine and how a stay in Italy turned into a wine distribution business we all benefit from.
As the dog days of August build toward September and a new school year, parents around the country are beginning to breathe a collective sigh of relief. While the kids wonder where the summer went, it is time for mom and dad to begin making plans for a little alone time. Arrange for the kids to spend the weekend with family or friends, then head out to any of the destinations on this list for an unforgettably romantic, weekend escape.
The majority of the bars in Pittsburgh can tout affordability as one of their top selling points. Occasionally though, quality trumps quantity and sitting down with a good glass of wine or a delicious appetizer is more appealing then wings and an Iron City.
A State House committee has approved some changes in the way beer and wine are sold in Pennsylvania, while rejecting the privatization of all alcohol sales.
Expecting a house full of out of town guests over the holidays? Sure there are plenty of family fun things to enjoy, but what about nightlife? Fortunately, Pittsburgh boasts some great spots to toast the season in style!
It used to be that you could order alcohol online from Liquor Control Board and have it shipped to a state store where you would pick it up, but the LCB has now started a pilot program where they'll ship it right your home.
Turkey, cornbread or stuffing? Choose your favorites from this array of classic Thanksgiving foods.
KDKA Radio's Robert Mangino talks to Auditor General Jack Wagner on the issues of wine kiosks and state liquor stores.
Experts say sulfites, most commonly used in wine, are now being used as preservatives in more food products from soup to nuts to help extend their shelf life. This increased use of sulfites is causing concern because many people may not even know they're allergic to them.
Experts say sulfites, most commonly used in wine, are now being used as preservatives in more food products from soup to nuts to help extend their shelf life. This increased use of sulfites is causing concern because many people may not even know they're allergic to them.
Just because you're on a budget doesn't mean you have to settle for a less than stellar dining experience. "Taste of Pittsburgh" blogger Blake Matthews shows how you can get some of the very best meals in the 'Burgh without breaking the bank.
