D.C. pharmacies seek grocery-store status to sell beer, wine

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It has been getting easier to buy alcoholic drinks in the District lately, but the two Connecticut Avenue pharmacies that are trying to join the beer-selling hordes will need to show that they’re full-service grocery stores to get a Class B license.

The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board is considering whether to allow the two businesses ??– a Walgreens by the Van Ness Metro station and a CVS in Woodley Park — to sell wine and beer.

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