Lawmakers fail to vote on allowing wine in grocery stores
Lawmakers did not call the bill for a vote by Tuesday's deadline, which means there is no chance for it this year.
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Mar 21, 2023, 9:41 PM
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Updated 866 days ago
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8h agoWine will not be sold in Connecticut grocery stores anytime soon.
Lawmakers did not call the bill for a vote by Tuesday's deadline, which means there is no chance for it this year.
Supporters say the proposal did not have enough support after dozens of liquor stores protested.
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