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If the store only sells “liquor” in tiny over priced bottles. It’s probably not liquor. There are separate licenses in my state to sell each. Malt liquor is a helluva drug.
The funny part is this is actually a selling point in many places which restrict the sale of spirts, but allow beer/wine sales to supermarkets. >

Right? I knew they weren't whiskey when they popped up in beer stores instead of the state-run liquor stores (PA) >

Man, that will always be weird to me. Here in louisiana, I can buy any type of alcohol from just about anywhere. Gas stations, grocery stores, dollar stores, CVS/Walgreens. The only restrictions I think is you can't buy between 2am and 6am. I'm pretty sure I'm never more than 10 minutes away from a place I could buy. >

Drive thru daiquiri stands, too, which I miss.  It's a pain here in Pennsylvania.  You have to do math to figure out if you don't have too much beer when checking out at the grocery store, and this is an improvement on what they had before. >

There's a quantity limit on volume/bottles? >

Yess. You can go back in and buy more tho, literally a pain. >

Ironically the mini bottle in the image here is of the real shit from the liquor store, not the mini bottles the lawsuit refers to >

Right, the issue is with the little bottles you can buy at a gas station.