Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board opens summer whiskey lottery
Nine whiskey lotteries are now open for Pennsylvania liquor connoisseurs.
The lottery, run by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, allows consumers to enter into a drawing for the opportunity to purchase special liquor with limited quantity but high demand.
Among the bottles up for grabs are two varieties of Blanton’s bourbon, each running about $150.
Only four bottles of Woodford Reserve Baccarat Edition Straight Bourbon, at a staggering $2,200 each, will be available for consumers through the lottery.
That’s in addition to eight bottles of Eagle Rare’s Double Eagle Very Rare Straight Bourbon with an even more staggering $3,000 price tag.
Those interested have until Friday to enter the drawing.
Only Pennsylvania residents who are of age with a valid payment option are eligible to win. Upon registering, participants will pick a local store for shipment and place a credit card on file.
Drawings will be conducted next week. Both winning and losing entries will be notified in the following weeks.
James Engel is a TribLive staff writer. He can be reached at jengel@triblive.com
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