On January 15, Drizly, the app that lets you order liquor directly to your quarters like you’re a sultan, announced it would be shutting down. Or really, that Uber Eats was doing the shutting.

Uber Eats already delivers beer, wine and liquor through its app and drivers, and while Drizly also provides home delivery, it functioned as a go-between for liquor stores and customers.

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wine and liquor, which could be ordered from local retailers through the app and delivered to homes in states and cities where alcohol delivery was legal. Drizly operated as a standalone app ...

Drizly, an online alcohol delivery platform that was acquired by Uber in 2021 and shuttered earlier this year, failed to ensure delivery workers at liquor stores received their “rightfully ...

It comes after Uber bought Drizly for $1.1 billion in 2021. Drizly boasted a large selection of beer, wine and liquor, which could be ordered in areas where alcohol delivery was legal. Drizly ...

Drizly, a mobile application for ordering beer, wine and liquor deliveries, has relaunched with a new brand identity and a reimagined shopping experience that includes ratings, rich media content ...