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PITTSBURGH (AP) — A grocery store in western Pennsylvania is selling wine for the first time since Prohibition. Giant Eagle will sell wine at the store in Robinson Township, near Pittsburgh, beginning on Friday. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports store officials and Republican House Speaker Mike Turzai plan a ceremonial champagne toast to mark the occasion. Turzai was the primary sponsor of a wine privatization bill that was signed into law in June. Under the law, customers can buy up to three liters of wine to go from businesses holding restaurant or hotel liquor licenses. About 10,000 businesses hold those licenses in the state. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board says it has approved 81 supermarkets, restaurants and hotels to sell wine to go. About 35 Giant Eagle stores currently sell beer.

Pennsylvania supermarket sells wine, first since Prohibition