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Usually Canada bars are only allowed to sell what they buy/import through the provincial liquor monopoly. Ontario bars/restaurants can't go to Quebec for stock.
by Scoundreller 4y ago
Usually Canada bars are only allowed to sell what they buy/import through the provincial liquor monopoly. Ontario bars/restaurants can't go to Quebec for stock. I'm guessing some of those items in Quebec are special imports and if you're not on the ball, it can be a while before you can acquire more.
Some BC Scotch bar got in trouble for this: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/fets-whisky-kitchen-settlement-1.6679872 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/fets-whisky-...
We don't just have national trade restrictions, but provincial ones too.
P.S. Where the bottles only 20-25% more expensive in Canada than US?
- dmix 4y ago> P.S. Where the bottles only 20-25% more expensive in Canada than US? I never spent the time to really compare. I'm curious what the real number is. Almost everything is automatically 20% more expensive in Canada so I just assumed.