Alcohol to Canada

John & Angela wrote:

qtla9111 wrote:
And be prepared to pay through the nose. In 2014, gas was 5.75 a gallon in Langley, BC. The cheapest vodka was $25. We were almost dry on both accounts.

Gas is no where near 5.75 per US gallon. Right now gas is 1.11 Canadian per litre in my hometown in BC. That works out to 3.11 US dollars per US gallon. I know Vancouver area is a little more but no where near 5.75. Probably 3.50 ish.

Good news! Wish we were free now to go again! Prices are super low in the U.S. as well. We could really do it up well.

We loved B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia. We'll be back.

Always buy your booze at the duty free store.

qtla9111 wrote:
And be prepared to pay through the nose. In 2014, gas was 5.75 a gallon in Langley, BC. The cheapest vodka was $25. We were almost dry on both accounts.

Gas is no where near 5.75 per US gallon. Right now gas is 1.11 Canadian per litre in my hometown in BC. That works out to 3.11 US dollars per US gallon. I know Vancouver area is a little more but no where near 5.75. Probably 3.50 ish.

Qtla, glad you made it ok. I suggest an emergency bottle or two be stashed away.

SoundGuy wrote:

rbrand wrote:
Where to purchase Alcohol in Canada varies from Provence to Provence.
There are always Gov. Liquor stores, but don't expect to go into a grocery store and buy some beer.

Not entirely true here in Ontario.

And it's "province". ;)

Sorry. I was letting spell check do my thinking for me.

And be prepared to pay through the nose. In 2014, gas was 5.75 a gallon in Langley, BC. The cheapest vodka was $25. We were almost dry on both accounts.

SoundGuy wrote:

rbrand wrote:
Where to purchase Alcohol in Canada varies from Provence to Provence.
There are always Gov. Liquor stores, but don't expect to go into a grocery store and buy some beer.

Not entirely true here in Ontario.

And it's "province". ;)

Maybe he's in France.

rbrand wrote:
Where to purchase Alcohol in Canada varies from Provence to Provence.
There are always Gov. Liquor stores, but don't expect to go into a grocery store and buy some beer.

Not entirely true here in Ontario.

And it's "province". ;)

Where to purchase Alcohol in Canada varies from Provence to Provence.
There are always Gov. Liquor stores, but don't expect to go into a grocery store and buy some beer.