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Shout Out To Pennsylvania Winery and Hospitality Bloggers: Whose Got The Juice?

May 26, 2011/0 Comments/in Wine News of Interest /by Judy Young

2WBA_logo_rotator It’s that time again folks! The nomination period is open for the 2011 Wine Blog Awards. We can look forward again to seeing which social media wine bloggers are giving American media a run for its juice. Will your winery’s blog be chosen to be amongst this year’s nominees?

Go now and make your nomination! 2011 Wine Blog Awards

Pennsylvania’s Privatization Battle For The State’s Liquor Stores Continue

May 10, 2011/0 Comments/in Wine News of Interest /by Judy Young

State Rep. John Payne, R-Derry Twp plans to introduce a bill to allow the the state’s 1200 beer distributors to apply for a free permit to carry wine and spirits at your local beer distributor. Permits to wholesalers would cost $50 million. Payne’s proposal in the debate on privatization of the state’s liquor stores would leave the Pennsylvania Wine and Spirit stores intact. For more on the debate read: Pennlive.com: Wine and Spirits At Beer Distributors?

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My passion for the law just barely exceeds my passion for wine, vineyards and beautiful destinations. I chose to combine those two passions to provide the best counsel in Pennsylvania law for wineries, vineyards and hospitality businesses that need legal expertise.

The Pennsylvania wine, vineyard and hospitality industries are vibrant and growing. That means there can often be complicated and challenging moments that you'll have to face, especially with difficult legal and business issues cropping up nearly every day.

Because I focus on issues within wine, vineyard and hospitality law, I make it my business to stay on top of new developments in the state license board, regulatory requirements for Pennsylvania wineries and hospitality industries, and emerging trends in Pennsylvania law so I can provide the best possible counsel for my clients.

I know it wasn’t easy to reach where you are today. It was a lot of hard work. That's why I work hard to make sure no legal issue threatens your success.

A great deal of your success comes through a cultivating charm and personality for your winery or hospitality business to engage your customers. You develop personal relationships with them, and you know the value of one-on-one rapport for building trust.

I believe in the same. I provide one-on-one attention for your legal needs, giving you the same level of relationship you have with your customers. That means when you have a legal problem, you have my full focus and dedication - in a language you can understand.

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Shout Out To Pennsylvania Winery and Hospitality Bloggers: Whose Got The Juice?

Pennsylvania’s Privatization Battle For The State’s Liquor Stores Continue

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