Liquor Stores in Kelowna, page 2
Private liquor stores, BC Liquor Store branches, cold beer and wine shops attached to pubs, and specialist wine and spirits merchants. In British Columbia the retail landscape is a mix of government and private licences with genuinely different hours, pricing and selection, so knowing which kind of store you are walking into is useful before you set out.
Listings show address, phone, website and posted hours plus the neighbourhood. Hours are tightly regulated and vary between licence types, and statutory holidays change them again, so posted hours here should be treated as the store's stated schedule rather than a guarantee.
Where a shop has a genuine specialism: a deep BC wine list, a serious whisky wall, a rotating craft beer cold room, a sake or soju selection: the listing says so, because that is the difference between a store worth driving to and the one at the end of the street.
You must be 19 or older to purchase alcohol in British Columbia.
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