Oh yay, Alberta.
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...the spice melange...

Store-brand liquor is unfortunately a luxury i am unable to have access to in my northern european state I happen to have born to
Edit: atleast the sauna is currently hot as fuck
This is the best post I've ever seen.
No, seriously. I used to own a 2400 baud modem - this is peak content. It's all downhill from here...
$35 U.S.
So, $8.75/L or $6.56 for 750ml
Walmart near me sells, their cheapest 750ml bottle for $5.96

Kirkland is cheaper, is that a Nevada state logo on the bottle? Do they make potatoes? (i'm half blind) Oh, Alberta, this is Canadian dollars. Yep, it's cheaper than Kirkland.
I don't know why my strikethrough isn't working.
$50 for bottom shelf vodka? It's been a decade since I drank but im fairly sure 4l of Bartons/Kamchatka/etc is gonna be cheaper...
Retailers have recognized that shoppers caught on to the concept that bulk priced items are cheaper than smaller packages. They've began to flip that concept on its head. I ran into this today when i found the smaller bottle of cumin to be cheaper per ounce than the large bottle. I expect that they've done the about the same thing here where people will expect the bottom shelf stuff to be cheaper especially with the novelty of it being packaged in a flimsy milk bottle.
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