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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — How legislation approved Tuesday and awaiting action by Gov. Tom Wolf would change Pennsylvania's liquor laws: —WINE SALES: About 14,000 holders of takeout beer licenses would be able to sell up to four bottles of wine to a customer. The sales would be by licensed restaurants, bars, hotels, supermarkets and delis. —BEER SALES: The sale of beer at convenience stores, which has begun as a result of court rulings, would be codified into state law. —DIRECT SHIPMENT: Pennsylvania consumers could have wine shipped directly to them by private wine wholesalers. —CASINOS: Liquor sales would be allowed 24 hours a day, compared with 19 hours under current law. —STATE LIQUOR STORES: The roughly 600 state liquor stores would get more flexibility about hour and to set pricing. They would also be allowed to sell lottery tickets and set up customer loyalty programs. Meanwhile, a study would be undertaken to review proposals for full privatization.

How liquor laws would change under a bill sent to Wolf