[NASHUA]

Anybody have an opinion on who has the best liquor prices? I live off Buffalo near the 215.

Thx.

[olecapt]

Originally Posted by NASHUA

Anybody have an opinion on who has the best liquor prices? I live off Buffalo near the 215.

Thx.

Lee's. Very, very rarely you can get a better buy at Sam's Club on some particular booze.

For Vin Ordinaire I prefer three buck chuck at Trader Joes. Got a very nice Beaujolais Nouveau in - won't last two weeks. Bought four cases may go to six. Note this stuff lasts less than 6 months

Heavy wine Lee's. There are occasionally good buys at Marche Baccus.

[sorryville]

Lee's Discount liquor is by far the best store I've been too. Good prices and outstanding selection.

[jksouthbay88]

There's a 7Eleven at most of the arterial/arterial intersections in the valley.Look on google maps and click an arterial/arterial intersection;there's a great chance there's a 7Eleven.Lol

[Buzz123]

Originally Posted by olecapt

Lee's. Very, very rarely you can get a better buy at Sam's Club on some particular booze.

For Vin Ordinaire I prefer three buck chuck at Trader Joes. Got a very nice Beaujolais Nouveau in - won't last two weeks. Bought four cases may go to six. Note this stuff lasts less than 6 months

Heavy wine Lee's. There are occasionally good buys at Marche Baccus.

Olecapt has the definitive answer...but I ask you...how does he know all this? Six cases? Less than six months? I hope you don't drive much, olecapt. BTW: There are several Lee's Liqueurs around town.

Oh yeah, and if you go to Marche Baccus for wine, be sure and treat yourself to dinner too. A little pricey but great food.

7-Eleven stores? For booze? Come on. We're not talkin' 'bout no Thunderbird here.

[Chest Rockwell]

Six cases? Less than six months?

That's only like three bottles a week. With a helper, anyone should be able to drink that much without becoming a danger to themselves.

Another thing about Lee's is that they often have cash only restrictions on their best specials, so make sure you bring cash.

[olecapt]

Originally Posted by Chest Rockwell

That's only like three bottles a week. With a helper, anyone should be able to drink that much without becoming a danger to themselves.

Another thing about Lee's is that they often have cash only restrictions on their best specials, so make sure you bring cash.

It is red..so I write it off as heart medication. Between the Admiral and I we do a bottle every other day or so. That is merely civilized.


Debit works same as cash...but not credit card.

[AA702]

Funny how in Las Vegas you can sell booze 24/7 and yet there is a shortage of liquor stores. I remember growing up in Silicon Valley and there was a liquor store in almost every corner. They were either owned by a Korean or East Indian. I noticed that when I moved to Las Vegas that there was a lot of Mini-Marts but not specialty liquor stores.

[KevK]

Originally Posted by AAPoolServiceLV

Funny how in Las Vegas you can sell booze 24/7 and yet there is a shortage of liquor stores. I remember growing up in Silicon Valley and there was a liquor store in almost every corner. They were either owned by a Korean or East Indian. I noticed that when I moved to Las Vegas that there was a lot of Mini-Marts but not specialty liquor stores.

Isn't it true that in Vegas retail establishments can sell liqour? If so that explains why there are few liquor stores unlike in most other states where liquor cannot be sold in any retail store.

[AA702]

Originally Posted by KevK

Isn't it true that in Vegas retail establishments can sell liqour? If so that explains why there are few liquor stores unlike in most other states where liquor cannot be sold in any retail store.

I'm not sure, but I remember you can buy liquor at any Northern Ca grocery chain. So I'm not sure about other states? Its just odd to see the mom and pop type liquor stores are not common in Vegas.