PA has rapidly moved in to the 21st century. Used to be you could only buy wine and liquor from a state store–and you couldn’t help yourself. You had to go into the store knowing what you wanted (preferably with the stock # from its catalog) and the clerk would go into the back and retrieve it for you. If it was out of stock you were SOL. No mixers or accessories allowed. Beer by the case/keg was obtained through a beer distributor (nothing less than a case allowed.) Six packs and quarts were only available through bars or a limited number of “package” stores–usually delis with a beer license. Only those 6-packs/quarts were allowed on Sunday.
Then in the late 80’s or early 90’s they changed their stores to allow consumers to scan the shelves and pick out their wine or liquor themselves. In the late 90s they allowed some stores to open on Sundays. Then beer in grocery stores (separate checkout to scan ID). Then even wine (no liquor). Now we all get to buy alcohol on Sundays! And distributors can sell 6- or 12-packs. The State Store has become “Fine Wine and Spirits” and offers mixers, accessories and chilled wine (though not ice).
If you want a case of beer and a bottle of vodka, it’s still a two-stop trip.