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    Stage Left Wine Shop

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 4:30 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Hub Liquors

    Hub Liquors

    3.5(8 reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    Local and reliable liquor store. Don't know another open as late as they are. That large bottle of…read morecasamigo was $60 if anyone was wondering

    This was the first of many lovely places that my boyfriend took me to during my first ever visit to…read morethe glorious city of NB. It was mos def a "trip down memory lane" for him as we walked into The Hub as many of his memorable nights of getting completely hammered in NB usually started with a visit to The Hub. I would like to go ahead and say this right off the bat...I have never seen a more eclectic selection of "liquor blends" and "bum wines" - both of which we indulged in buying. The selection of "liquor blends" (in the padlocked fridge closest to the bar) was what I found to be the most fascinating. It was in this fridge that I was able to find Tarantula's Azul Magaraita "Premium Liquor Blend" in Fresa (strawberry), Melon, Baya (berry) and Mango. This made me reminiscent of my undergrad days....oh..what fun I had drinking the "Premium Liquor Blends." Aside from the Tarantula there was also a liquor blend that was advertised (on the bottle) as "LIQUOR YOU CAN EAT!" I couldn't help but umm...stare at the bottle (in confusion) for a bit. So, the BF got his bum wines and sparks and I got my Tarantula and Sauza Blanco(seriously, you thought that I was going to drink the "liquor blend" sans extra liquor? pssssshhhh...) and the total came out to $26 (my Sauza cost $11). That's pretty damn good considering it was a 40 oz of Night Train, three other smaller bottles of bum wine, three sparks, a Tarantula and a (something bigger than a 1/5 but not a bottle) of Sauza. We were pretty dandy for the weekend. Oh yah, um, Cash ONLY and they stick your ID into this ID thing..so youngins' beware.

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    Peter's Liquors - Outside Dec 2023

    Peter's Liquors

    3.1(9 reviews)
    0.9 mi
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    Very nice Staff even the owner always very helpful goes a step and beyond. Christmas i bought a…read morebottle of Jack Daniel and I didn't have a Christmas card and he looked in his draw and found one for me even wrapped the gift wrapped the bottle.Thank you!

    Watch the dates on beers here. I bought a six pack of Sierra Nevada Bay Keeper that was nearly…read moretwo years old. I knew it was off the moment I took a sip. I mentioned it to one of the employees who feigned anger at the distributor and said the owner was going to bring it to his attention. Three days later the beer was still on the shelf. He made up a very lame excuse, saying the owner wanted the distributor to see the expired product on the shelf. Not only that, they received another delivery of the same beer a few days later that was nearly as old. The shelf life of most canned beer is about 6 months. For "Craft beers", which generally don't use preservatives, it's more like three months. Year and a half old plus beer on the shelf is inexcusable, regardless whether it's a craft beer or from a major brewery Shortly after this I went to purchase a six of another craft beer and the "drink by date" was early January. This was now the middle of March. Thankfully I was wise to them and checked the date before I purchased Yes I know the difference between a drink by date and a canned-on date. Some breweries use one and some use the other. The employee tried to convince me that it was not really a date but some sort of mfrs. code. Yea...no, it is a date. So we have two possibilities here. 1. The distributor is screwing them and selling them a substandard product. I alerted them to that possibility and things haven't changed, so we can rule that one out. So that leaves us with... 2. They are in with a dishonest distributor who is using them to unload garbage, thinking that the frat boys and other college students won't know the difference. That said, everybody who works there seems nice. The prices aren't bad for a small, independent liquor store. Just check the dates when buying beer.

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