Best Supermarket Alcohol

[Anonymous No.12246088]

The nearest liquor store is several naighborhoods away and I don't have a car, what's the best alcoholic drink I can buy in a supermarket?

[Anonymous No.12246090]

Have sex

[Anonymous No.12246108]

>several neighborhoods

so, what, a five minute ride?

[Anonymous No.12246226]

can't you buy normal liqour in the supermarket?

what country is that

[Anonymous No.12246232]

I live in Maine and almost every supermarket has a full liquor beer and wine selection... Do you live in Saudi Arabia or something?

[Anonymous No.12246234]

>>12246088
>what's the best alcoholic drink I can buy


Its kinda subjective.

Are you after Wine? Beer? Vodka?

[Anonymous No.12246240]

>>12246226
In many states in America hard liquor can only be sold at government-run liquor stores. Grocery stores and convenience stores can only legally sell beer and wine. On vacation in Japan I bought some liquor at a convenience store and it was honestly a surreal experience for me. I’m used to Puritanical laws about when and where alcohol can be sold.

[Anonymous No.12246246]

>>12246240
so it's like sweden and norway lol
do they then charge extra for it?

[Anonymous No.12246253]

>>12246226
Brazil

[Anonymous No.12246285]

>>12246240
It depends on the city too. Some cities, will only allow government owned liquor stores, but the neighboring town might allow privately owned liquor stores. It causes issues because usually private liquor stores are cheaper and the gov. Liquor stores will lose revenue since all the residents will start shopping in the next town.

[Anonymous No.12246302]

Kirkland Single Malt Scotch is pretty decent now that it's bottled at 46% ABV. The 18 year is pretty nice, I don't think it's Macallan anymore so it's likely Glenrothes or Glenturret now.

[Anonymous No.12246667]

>>12246285
Never heard of that. What states permit private liquor stores when they have state liquor stores? I know in some states, the liquor stores are private, but they're required to buy the liquor from state owned distributorships and the state sets minimum limits on the retail pricing.

[Anonymous No.12246686]

>>12246088
In the United States, the answer is typically going to be a top-shelf bourbon. Anything sold as "straight bourbon" in America is going to taste really good, even the bottom shelf stuff (Evan Williams), because of the laws which stipulate what can and cannot be sold as straight bourbon.

[Anonymous No.12247746]

>>12246246
I live in New Hampshire where they have state liquor stores, the prices are actually quite a bit lower than say Massachusetts which has privately owned ones. Massachusetts and Maine have fairly high taxes on booze while in New Hampshire anything beyond the actual cost to sell the stuff is profit for the state so they can charge less.

[Anonymous No.12247841]

How about a crisp, refreshing, ice cold BUD LIGHT?