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Liquor stores using Drizly could either outsource deliveries or employ their own delivery workers. For delivery workers employed by the stores, including more than 8,300 workers at 2,453 stores ...

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“The dinosaurs. Malt liquor with caffeine in it. Drizly. Turns out, it’s true what they say… all good things come to the end,” Drizly posted on social media following Uber’s announcement.

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.

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.

Starting in 2012, Drizly provided beer, wine and liquor deliveries to customers of legal drinking age through its mobile app across 26 U.S. states and over 1,400 cities. According to the company’s ...

Last call for Drizly: Liquor delivery service shutting down Uber paid $1.1 billion for the Boston firm in 2021 By Aaron Pressman Globe Staff,Updated January 16, 2024, 9:02 a.m. 80 ...