It’s Time To Modernize South Carolina’s Outdated Alcohol Laws

Many South Carolinians enjoy the convenience of ordering their groceries online and picking them up curbside at the local store. But outdated laws prohibit consumers from having their favorite wine and beer delivered curbside along with their other groceries.  

Bring Curbside Pickup Of Wine And Beer To South Carolina

South Carolina consumers have a greater number of options than ever before when it comes to modern grocery delivery services, saving busy families a lot of time and aggravation. There’s no reason the process of picking up wine and beer should remain stuck in the past.

Promote Wine And Beer Laws That Keep Pace With Innovation

South Carolinians, like consumers across the country, are increasingly turning to a variety of mobile and online platforms that make grocery shopping easier. State wine and beer laws should be updated to reflect the way consumers are doing their shopping and keep pace with new innovations that make life more convenient.

Support More Consumer Freedom And Convenience

South Carolina consumers throughout the state have overwhelmingly supported more modern and convenient alcohol laws, such as allowing alcohol sales on Sundays and allowing breweries to serve beer for on-site consumption. Curbside pickup of wine and beer should be the next step in updating the state’s alcohol laws, and it can be done safely by requiring stores to check shoppers’ ID when they pick up alcoholic products curbside.

Make South Carolina’s Alcohol Laws Consistent With Those Of Other States

More than half of states across the country already allow curbside pickup of alcohol, and South Carolinians should enjoy the same freedom and convenience that Americans living in these states already enjoy.