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<b>First Posted:</b> 12/21/2010<br><br>HARRISBURG -The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) will temporarily close the Pronto Wine Kiosks statewide at 9 p.m. to address mechanical and technological issues. They will not go back into service until early next year.

&amp;quot;While customer satisfaction with the six-month old kiosk program remains high, recent problems -- such as product not dispensing -- require us to take immediate action while we wait for the manufacturer to correct all of the identified issues,&amp;quot; said Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Chairman Patrick J. &amp;quot;PJ&amp;quot; Stapleton.&amp;nbsp; &amp;quot;We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause our customers and supermarket partners, but felt this temporary closure was critical to the future success of the program.&amp;quot;

The kiosks are currently in 30 supermarkets across the state, including Wegmans locally.

Simple Brands, the developer of the kiosks, will be working on each machine to correct any identified issues. Once all of the kiosks have been fixed and thoroughly tested, the PLCB, along with its supermarket partners and Simple Brands will work to reopen the kiosks to once again provide convenience and value to customers statewide.

&amp;quot;We thank our customers and our supermarket partners for their patience and understanding as we work through these technological issues and look forward to reopening the kiosks in early 2011,&amp;quot; Stapleton said.

Wine kiosks to go offline tonight