A new Growler Station at the Gateway PEI Liquor retail store in Borden-Carleton will help highlight Island beer producers. The Growler Station is a state-of-the art pouring station that features local breweries such as Moth Lane, PEI Brewing Company, Gahan House, Upstreet Brewery...
The Prince Edward Island Liquor Control Commission (PEILCC) has relocated its Montague retail outlet to 509 Main Street, adjacent to the Superstore. The new store is now situated in a more visible central location with greater access to parking and a barrier free accessible...
PEI Liquor is pleased to announce that three Nouveau wines will be available in stores in November 2016. Customers will find three Beaujolais Nouveau wines in stores starting this morning, Thursday, November 17. The production of Beaujolais Nouveau wines began as a tradition in...
The Prince Edward Island Liquor Control Commission has suspended the Special Premises Liquor License of “Big Mug Bar”, license number SL140149, located in Summerside, for an eight (8) day period as follows: • 9:00 a.m., Friday, September 23, 2016, to 9:00 a.m., Saturday, October...
The Government of Prince Edward Island is working successfully with industry partners to reduce red tape and make it easier for them to do business with government. Economic Development and Tourism Minister Heath MacDonald said one of those initiatives has been the Project ART...
The Prince Edward Island Liquor Control Commission has suspended the lounge liquor license, license number LL90228, for the premises known as “Old Triangle Irish Ale House” located in Charlottetown, for the following period of time, that is: for a period of three (3) days...
Cabinet has approved three changes to the province’s Liquor Control Act regulations addressing liquor licensing and consumption. The approved amendments align Prince Edward Island with the rest of Canada and specifically: 1. allow an individual or business to hold a liquor-agency...
The Chief Public Health Office and the Liquor Control Commission are encouraging Islanders to follow the Canadian Centre of Substance Abuse’s Low-Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines. The guidelines were developed to help Canadians moderate their alcohol consumption and reduce...
Six stores across the province are holding free tastings today featuring Island products, said Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Alan McIsaac. “As part of the That’s Island Style campaign that promotes our high quality Island food and drink products, Island stores will be...