State run Liquor Stores. - Tiki Drinks and Food

W woofmutt Member Seattilite Telstar Joined: Mar 26, 2002 Posts: 2639	W woofmutt Posted posted on Sat, Jul 10, 2004 9:46 AM You can call some government office to get info on bringing liquor back. I'd always thought the limit on Cuban products was zero. Just in case: Bring up some empty rum bottles and transfer the booze (I've heard of cigars being rebanded to get 'em out of Canada and Mexico)...Or maybe bring up rum labels, soak off the Cuban ones and stick on the others. Then strap the bottles to your body with duct tape. And sprinkle cayenne on your feet. When I was last in BC booze was very expensive (even with the amazing dollar). In the shops I checked out all the hard liquor was dusty and ignored. And the selection was really cruddy, Maybe there is some aficionado store to shop in.

You can call some government office to get info on bringing liquor back. I'd always thought the limit on Cuban products was zero. Just in case: Bring up some empty rum bottles and transfer the booze (I've heard of cigars being rebanded to get 'em out of Canada and Mexico)...Or maybe bring up rum labels, soak off the Cuban ones and stick on the others. Then strap the bottles to your body with duct tape. And sprinkle cayenne on your feet.

When I was last in BC booze was very expensive (even with the amazing dollar). In the shops I checked out all the hard liquor was dusty and ignored. And the selection was really cruddy, Maybe there is some aficionado store to shop in.

Post #100833 by woofmutt on Sat, Jul 10, 2004 9:46 AM