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DOMESTIC BUD LIGHT - 6 CANS 14.25 BUD LIMITED - 6 CANS 10.50 BUDWEISER - 12 CANS 20.75 BUDWEISER - 12 BTL 25.75 BUDWEISER -15 CANS 28.00 BUDWEISER - 24 CANS 42.00 BUDWEISER - 30 CANS 63.00 BUDWEISER - 6 BTL 14.25 BUDWEISER - 8 CANS 15.50 CANADIAN - 12 CANS 26.50 CANADIAN - 12 BTL 25.75 CANADIAN - 15 CANS 28.00 CANADIAN 15 FOR - 12 BTL 27.00 CANADIAN - 24 CANS 40.50 CANADIAN 67 - 12 BTL 25.75 CANADIAN - 8 CANS 14.00 CANADIAN COLD SHOTS - 8 CANS 12.00 COORS BANQUET - 6 CANS 15.00 COORS LIGHT - 12 CANS 26.50 COORS LIGHT - 12 BTL 26.50 COORS LIGHT - 15 CANS 28.00 COORS LIGHT - 15 FOR 12 BTL 26.45 COORS LIGHT - 8 CANS 14.00 COORS LIGHT - 24 CANS 40.50 COORS LIGHT BANQUET - 12 CANS 26.50 KOKANEE - 12 CANS 20.75 KOKANEE - 12 BTL 26.50 KOKANEE - 15 CANS 28.00 KOKANEE - 24 CANS 42.00 KOKANEE - 30 CANS 61.00 KOKANEE - 6 BTL 14.25 KOKANEE - 6 CANS 10.50 KOOTENAY - 12 CANS 24.00 KOOTENAY - 6 CANS 9.25 OLD STYLE PILSNER - 15 CANS 29.50 OLD STYLE PILSNER - 24 CANS 38.50 OLD STYLE PILSNER - 8 CANS 13.50 VALUE BEER BLACK SUPREME - 6 CANS 9.75 BLUE - 6 CANS 11.25 BRAVA 5.5 % - 6 CANS 9.75 BUSCH - 6 CANS 10.50 BUSCH - 15 CANS 22.25 EXTRA OLD STOCK - 15 CANS 23.50 EXTRA OLD STOCK - 6 CANS 9.50 HELLS GATE LAGER - 15 CANS 23.50 HELL'S GATE LAGER - 6 CANS 9.50 HELL'S GATE PALE ALE - 6 CANS 9.50 KEYSTONE LAGER - 15 CANS 23.75 KEYSTONE LAGER - 6 CANS 10.00 LUCKY LAGER - 8 CANS 13.50 OLD MILWAUKEE - 15 CANS 24.00 OLD MILWAUKEE - 6 CANS 10.00 P. W. PACIFIC PILSNER - 24 CANS 37.00 P. W. PACIFIC PILSNER - 8 CANS 12.50 P. W. IRONHORSE ORG - 6 CANS 9.50 P. W. CARIBOO GEN DRAFT - 12 CANS 18.50 P. W. CARIBOO GEN. DRAFT - 6 CANS 9.50 P. W. CARIBOO HONEY LAGER - 6 CANS 9.75 PABST BLUE RIBBON - 6 CANS 10.00 PABST BLUE RIBBON - 15 CANS 23.00 PABST BLUE RIBBON 5.9% - 6 CANS 10.75 PREMIUM BEER ALEXANDER KEITH'S - 12 BTL 26.00 ALEXANDER KEITH'S - 6 CANS 14.50 ALEXANDER KEITH'S - 6 BTL 14.50 CREEMORE COLLECTION PK - 6 CANS 16.50 CREEMORE LAGER - 6 BTL 14.25 G. I. BROCKTON IPA - 6 CANS 14.25 G. I. CYPRESS HONEY LAGER - 6 CANS 14.25 G. I. ENG BAY PALE - 6 BTL 14.25 G. I. ENG. BAY PALE ALE - 6 CANS 14.25 G. I. LIONS WINTER ALE - 6 CANS 12.75 G. I. LIONS WINTER ALE - 6 BTL 14.25 G. I. MAPLE CREAM - 6 BTL 13.00 G. I. WINTER MINGLER - 12 CANS 23.50 G. I. WINTER MINGLER - 12 BTLS 23.00 G. I.HONEY LAGER - 15 CANS 26.00 G. I.HONEY LAGER - 6 BTL 14.25 HOP CITY BARKING SQUIRREL - 6 BTL 13.75 LIGHTHOUSE - PREMIUM PACK -12 BTL 26.50 LIGHTHOUSE - SIREN IMPERIAL RED ALE - 4 CANS 10.25 LIGHTHOUSE - SWITCHBACK IPA - 6 BTL 14.50 ST AMBROISE APRICOT ALE - 6 BTL 14.25 ST. AMBROISE - OATMEAL STOUT- 6 BTL 14.50 MOOSEHEAD - 6 BTL 14.50 MOOSEHEAD - 8 CANS 18.50 NELSON - AFTER DARK ORGANIC - 6 CANS 14.00 NELSON - PADDYWHACK IPA ORGANIC - 6 CANS 14.25 NELSON - WILD HONEY ALE - ORGANIC - 6 CANS 13.00 OK. SPRING 1516 - 6 CANS 14.25 OK. SPRING 1516 BAVA - 6 BTL 14.25 OK. SPRING 1516 LAGER - 12 CANS 25.50 OK. SPRING COLLECTION PACK - 12 BTL 25.50 OK. SPRING EX. SPEC. PALE ALE - 6 BTL 14.25 OK. SPRING PALE ALE - 12 CANS 25.50 PARALLEL 49 - PIC A HOP - 6 BTL 14.50 PHILLIPS BLUE BUCK ALE - 6 BTL 14.00 PHILLIPS HOP CIRCLE IPA - 6 BTL 14.25 RICKARDS BLONDE - 6 BTL 14.50 RICKARDS OAKHOUSE - 6 BTL 14.25 RICKARDS WHITE - 6 BTL 14.50 RICKARDS WINTER TASTERS - 12 BTL 24.00 SLEEMAN HONEY BRO LAGER - 6 BTL 14.50 SLEEMAN- HONEY BRON LAGER -12 BTL 26.25 SLEEMAN ORIGINAL DRAUGHT -15 CANS 30.00 SLEEMAN SELECTIONS - 12 BTL 25.50 STANLEY PARK AMBER - 6 BTL 14.00 STANLEY PARK BRUN - 6 BTL 14.00 STEAM WHISTLE PILSNER - 6 BTL 15.25 TREE BREWINGTHIRSTY BEAVER - 6 CANS 13.75 UGLY SWEATER - 6 BTL 14.50 WHISTLER - POWDER MOUNTAIN - 6 CANS 13.50 WHISTLER - WHISKEY JACK ALE - 6 BTLS 14.00 WHISTLER -CHESTNUT ALE - 6 BTL 14.00 WHISTLER MTN MIXER WINTER - 12 BTL 25.00 IMPORT BEER ASAHI SUPER DRY - 6 BTL 13.50 BARDS GOLD GLUTEN FREE - 6 BTL 18.00 CORONA EXTRA -12 BTL 27.50 CORONA EXTRA - 6 BTL 15.50 DAB ORIGINAL - 6 BTL 14.75 DOS EQUIS SPE. LAGER - 6 BTL 16.00 ESTRELLA DAMM DAURA - 4 BTL 13.75 GROLSCH LAGER - 6 BTL 14.50 GUINNESS PUB DRAUGHT - 4 CANS 13.50 HEINEKEN LAGER - 6 CANS 16.50 HEINEKEN LAGER - 6 BTL 16.25 HEINEKEN LAGER -12 BTL 29.75 KILKENNY - 4 CANS 13.35 KRONENBOURG 1664 - 6 BTL 15.50 KRONENBOURG 1664 BLANC - 6 BTL 14.40 MGD - 24 BTL 50.00 MGD - 12 BTL 25.00 MGD - 6 BTL 15.00 MILLER CHILL - LIME -12 BTL 29.50 NEWCASTLE BROWN ALE - 6 BTL 15.50 PACIFICO - 6 BTL 14.75 PAULANER HEFE-WEISBIER - 6 BTL 15.50 PERONI NASTRO AZZURRO - 6 BTL 16.00 PILSNER URQUELL - 6 BTL 15.25 RED STRIPE BEER - 6 BTL 14.25 SOL ESPECIAL - 6 BTL 15.00 STEINLAGER PURE - 6 BTL 16.00 STELLA ARTOIS - 12 BTL 31.00 STELLA ARTOIS - 6 CANS 16.00 STELLA ARTOIS - 6 BTL 16.00 TWISTED TEA - 6 BTL 15.25 SINGLE BEER 3 MONTS - BTL 11.50 ASAHI KUTONAMA BLACK BEER - BTL 3.25 BAVARIA ORIGINAL BREW - BTL 4.00 BAVARIA TALL - CAN 3.00 BECKS TALL - CAN 3.25 BELLEROSE - BTL 4.25 BIG ROCK. IPA TALL - CAN 3.00 TALL SHIP PILSNER - CAN 2.25 LAKER LAGER TALL - CAN 2.50 BUD LIME MOJITO - BTL 2.25 CARIBOO TALL - CAN 2.25 CARLSBERG - CAN 3.00 COLT 45 - BTL 3.75 CORONA EXTRA - BTL 5.00 CORONA -SINGLE - CAN 3.25 CRABBIE'S ORIGINAL GINGER - BTL 4.75 CZECHVAR - BTL 3.25 DAB ORIGINAL TALL - CAN 2.75 DRIFTWOOD - FAT TUG IPA - BTL 6.75 DRIFTWOOD - OLD CELLAR DWELLER - BTL 12.00 DRIFTWOOD - WHITE BARK WHEAT ALE - BTL 6.00 DRIFTWOOD-4 SIPS SARTORI HARVEST IPA - BTL 7.75 DRIFTWOOD-CROOKED COAST AMBER ALE - BTL 6.00 DRIFTWOOD-DRIFTWOOD ALE - BTL 6.00 DRIFTWOOD-FARMHAND ALE - BTL 6.00 DUCHESSE DEBOURGONGE - BTL 4.25 ESTRELLA DAMM LAGER - CAN 2.75 FRULI STRAWBERRY - BTL 3.25 FULLER'S ORGANIC HONEY DEW - BTL 4.50 GAHAN- ISLAND RED - BTL 4.75 GOSSER - BTL 3.25 GROLSCH LAGER TALL - CAN 3.25 HACKER PSCHORR MUNICH TALL - CAN 3.00 HARP LAGER TALL - CAN 3.00 HEINEKEN LAGER 710 ML - CAN 5.00 HEINEKEN LAGER - BTL 5.00 HEINEKEN LAGER TALL CAN 3.25 HERCULE STOUT - BTL 5.00 HOLSTEN FESTBOCK TALL - CAN 3.00 HOLSTEN MAIBOCK TALL - CAN 3.00 HOLSTEN PREMIUM TALL - CAN 3.00 HOWE SOUND - DEVIL'S ELBOW INDIA PALE ALE - BTL 10.00 HOWE SOUND - DIAMOND HEAD STOUT - BTL 8.75 HOWE SOUND - GARIBALDI HONEY PALE ALE - BTL 8.75 HOWE SOUND - POTHOLE FILLER - BTL 10.00 HOWE SOUND - RAIL ALE NUT BROWN - BTL 10.00 HOWE SOUND - WINTER ALE - BTL 10.00 INNES & GUNN OAK AGED BEER - BTL 3.75 KIRIN ICHIBAN - BTL 5.00 KONIG LUDWIG WEISSBIER - BTL 3.75 KONIG PILSNER TALL - CAN 2.75 KRONENBOURG - CAN 3.00 KWAK PAUWEL LG - BTL 9.25 KWAK PAUWEL SM - BTL 4.25 LIGHTHOUSE - DARK CHOCOLATE PORTER - BTL 6.00 LIGHTHOUSE - DESOLATION - BTL 6.75 LOWENBRAU ORIGINAL TALL - CAN 3.25 MOLSON - CANADIAN 710 ML CAN 4.75 OL' WILLY WIT - BTL 6.00 OLD ENGLISH 800 - BTL 7.00 PACIFIC PILSNER TALL - CAN 2.15 PARALLEL 49 - LORD OF THE HOPS IPA - BTL 6.50 PERONINASTRO - CAN 3.25 PHILLIPS - AMNESIAC - BTL 6.50 PHILLIPS - CHOCOLATE PORTER - BTL 5.75 PILSNER URQUELL TALL - CAN 3.25 RED HORSE MALT-SAN MIGUEL - CAN 3.00 RUSSEL ANGRY SCOTCH - BTL 6.50 RUSSEL SMOKEY - BTL 7.00 RUSSELL PROMISES CZECH - BTL 6.50 RUSSELL TRUTH SERUM - BTL 8.00 SAISON DUPONT - BTL 28.00 SAPPORO 500ML - CAN 3.00 SLEEMAN HONEY BROWN - CAN 3.00 SLEEMAN ORIGINAL - CAN 3.00 SMITHWICKS ALE TALL - CAN 3.50 ST. PETER'S- ENGLISH LAGER - BTL 4.50 ST. PETER'S- SUMMER ALE - BTL 5.50 STELLA ARTOIS - BTL 5.00 STELLA ARTOIS TALL - CAN 3.25 TAJ MAHAL PREMIUM LAGER - BTL 3.00 THIRSTY BEAVER TALL - CAN 2.65 TREE BREWERY - KELOWNA PILSNER TALL - CAN 2.65 TREE BREWING RASPBERRY PORTER - BTL 6.25 TREE CUTTHROAT PALE ALETALL - CAN 2.75 TUBORG GOLD TALL - CAN 2.75 TUBORG GREEN - CAN 2.75 TUSKER - BTL 4.50 TYSKIE - BTL 3.25 VULCAN ALE - BTL 4.25 WARSTEINER PREMIUM DUNKEL TALL - CAN 3.00 WELLS - BANANA BREAD - BTL 4.25 YOUNG'S DBL CHOCO STOUT - BTL 4.25 ZYWIEC - BTL 3.25.
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