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What's New June 29, 2009 Alcool NB Liquor opens new express store in Rothesay A new express-style liquor store opens today in Rothesay,
bringing the total number of corporate stores in the province "This is an exciting new opportunity for Alcool NB Liquor,"
said Dana Clendenning, president and CEO of Alcool NB Liquor. The store is located in the Kennebecasis Valley Market
Superstore at 77 Marr Rd, is about 93 square metres (1,000 sq. ft.), The new store is the second express-style store in the province, providing a selection of top-selling brands at a high-traffic location. The store will be open Monday to Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 8
p.m., Thursday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., and MEDIA CONTACT: Nora Lacey, Alcool NB Liquor, 506-452-6453.
June 15, 2009 Alcool NB Liquor opens new store in Salisbury A new liquor store for the village of
Salisbury opens today, bringing the total number of corporate stores in the
province to The store features Alcool NB Liquor’s new
decor, a Centre of Discovery kiosk for product tastings, a new checkout
design "Alcool NB Liquor’s retail strategy includes
locating stores in highly visible locations across the province, including
major The store has about 743 square meters (about
8,000 sq. ft.) of space, and features 1,320 products, including 550 wine The store employs five full-time staff and
five casuals, and will be open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. from Monday to
Saturday, "The construction of the new store is another
example of how Alcool NB Liquor is to moving toward its vision of becoming
Other Alcool NB Liquor stores located near
to, and visible from, the Trans-Canada Highway are in Perth-Andover, The Village of Salisbury is also served through the corporation’s Agency Store Program, at The Right Stop Ltd. MEDIA CONTACT: Nora Lacey, Alcool NB Liquor, 506-452-6453
June 8, 2009 Shopping bags to benefit environmental and social responsibility non-profit agencies The sale of shopping bags at Alcool NB Liquor will benefit
the non-profit conservation organization the Nature Conservancy Alcool NB Liquor will donate 100 per cent of the proceeds
from its enhanced reusable and recyclable shopping bag to both agencies. The
bag will be manufactured in New Brunswick from 45 per cent recycled
material, and will be recyclable through "Our reusable and recyclable bag will be made with more than
double the amount of recycled material of our current bag," "NCC is happy to partner with Alcool NB Liquor," said Linda
Stephenson, regional vice-president, NCC Atlantic Region. "Proceeds from
this donation will go toward protecting New Brunswick’s most threatened
habitats and the plants and animals "This commitment by Alcool New Brunswick Liquor is just one
example of their leadership in the area of social responsibility Alcool NB Liquor will continue to provide a complimentary
single-use paper bag, which is compostable and recyclable, and The 45 per cent recycled bags and the canvas bags will be made available in corporate stores by mid-summer. The Nature Conservancy of Canada is a national non-profit
conservation organization that works with landowners to protect Canada’s
natural habitats. Its plan of action is to build partnerships and develop
creative conservation solutions with MADD Canada (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) is a national,
charitable organization that is committed to stopping impaired driving and
supporting the victims of this violent crime. With volunteer-driven groups
in more than 100 communities across Canada, MADD Canada aims to offer
support services to victims, heighten awareness of the dangers of impaired
driving and MEDIA CONTACTS: Nora Lacey, Alcool NB Liquor, 506-452-6453;
Crystal Folkins, The Nature Conservancy of Canada,
May 6, 2009 Alcool NB Liquor opens new store in Campbellton Alcool NB Liquor (ANBL) today officially opened its newest store at 130 Roseberry Street in Campbellton. The 7,111 sq. ft. Roseberry Street store is 20 per cent larger than the former location on Water Street and features 1,247 products, including 597 wine and 440 spirits. Campbellton’s walk-in cold room features 122
chilled beer and 88 ready-to-drink products as well as an assortment of "We are pleased to have partnered with Sobey’s to create a
more convenient one-stop shopping opportunity for customers," The new store features Alcool NB Liquor's new
décor, a Centre of Discovery kiosk for product tastings, a new checkout "The new Campbellton store is a tribute to
the corporation's vision to be a high- performance retailer, engaging
employees EDITOR’S NOTE: A grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony will begin at 1 p.m. at the new store. Media interviews and photos will be available. MEDIA CONTACT: Nora Lacey, Alcool NB Liquor, manager of communications, 506-292-2647
March 23, 2009 Alcool NB Liquor opens new store in Woodstock Alcool NB Liquor (ANBL) today officially opened its newest store at 104 Gallop Street Extension in Woodstock. The 836 sq. metre (9,000 sq. ft.) store is 52
per cent larger than the former location on Carleton Street and features The large 241 sq. metre (2,600 sq. ft)
walk-in cold room features 106 chilled beer and 101 ready-to-drink products,
a The new store features Alcool NB Liquor's new
décor, a Centre of Discovery kiosk for product tastings, and a new "Greater selection and a more convenient
location are two of the many new features of our newest store," said Dana
NB Liquor’s retail strategy calls for
locating corporate stores in highly visible locations across the province,
including major "The construction of the new Woodstock store
is a tribute to the corporation's vision to be a high- performance retailer,
EDITOR’S NOTE: A grand opening and ribbon
cutting ceremony will begin at 12 p.m. at the new store. Media interviews
MEDIA CONTACT: Nora Lacey, Alcool NB Liquor, manager of communications, 506-292-2647
March 12, 2009 Alcool NB Liquor launches domestic beer
"Selection Lager and Selection Light are
exciting new additions to Alcool NB Liquor’s beer portfolio," said Dana
Clendenning, president and CEO of Alcool NB Liquor. "We are proud to launch
these premium-quality, low-cost brands, which are brewed
for New Brunswickers by New Brunswickers. The Selection brands are brewed to
Alcool NB Liquor specifications, using Alcool NB Liquor spokespersons acting as
brand ambassadors will be on-site in 16 stores throughout the province from
Mainstream domestic beer volumes were down in
the latter half of 2008, due to the relatively poor summer weather, lower
"The launch of these two canned domestic beer
products will guarantee that New Brunswick consumers have a low-cost, Four ingredients were used to brew the
Selection brands: malt (barley), hops, water and yeast. The malt is 100 per
cent Selection Lager and Selection Light are
brewed by Moosehead Breweries in Saint John, and are available at all ANBL
EDITOR’S NOTE: A list of on-site Alcool NB
Liquor spokespersons available from 5-8 p.m. today at various stores around
On-site Alcool NB Liquor spokespersons and locations Fredericton Moncton area Saint John area Bathurst: Mario Michaud, 506-546-7590 Campbellton: Robert Noel, 506-476-9463 Edmundston: Cory Bernier, 506-737-4281 Woodstock: Gary von Richter, 506-328-4190 Grand Falls: Dave Russell, 506-475-2260 Newcastle: Brad Cameron, 506-627-5980 Oromocto: Tim Seymour, 506-357-5090
February 20, 2009 MADD Canada, Alcool NB Liquor and local police forces
partner to raise awareness for A spot-check event to raise awareness for
Campaign 911 will take place between 1-2 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 21. The
event "By educating the public on the possible
signs of an impaired driver, we’re sending a message that there will now be
The public and private-sector partnership is
a local contribution to Canada’s Road Safety Vision 2010, which plans to
make "Our suspected impaired driving complaints
rose by 102 per cent in 2008, and our impaired driving charges dropped by
MADD Canada volunteers will be at the spot
check to hand out clip-on visor notebooks that list 10 possible ways to spot
"This joint event marks the first time that
MADD Canada has teamed up with a liquor jurisdiction and a local police
service According to the Department of Public
Safety’s motor vehicle traffic collision statistics for 2007, 23 of the 111
drivers involved Photo opportunities of the spot check will be available from 1 - 2 p.m. at the entrance to the Irving Oil Refinery on the Loch Lomand Road. MEDIA CONTACTS: Nora Lacey, manager,
corporate services and communications, Alcool NB Liquor, 506-452-6453;
January 5, 2009 Don’t Buy For Minors!
Alcool NB Liquor is a financial supporter of NB Crime Stoppers, and together want to ensure only those individuals that are 19 years and older are accessing our products. ANBL maintains a province wide "CHECK 25" ID program which requires store employees to check the identification of any individual who appears to be under the age of 25 prior to being served. Store employees are trained to refuse service to anyone who cannot provide valid identification.
August 20, 2008 SEAFOOD RECIPES Alcool NB Liquor and the Department of
Fisheries launched a partnership to promote great New Brunswick seafood with
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Two new private label domestic beers are now
available to New Brunswick consumers. Alcool NB Liquor today became
the first liquor board in Canada to offer private label beer when it
launched its Selection brand. 
A
poster campaign has been launched in all ANBL liquor stores, as well as
through NB Crime Stopper’s 21 chapters. The poster emphasizes that
supplying alcohol to minors is illegal, and if caught a person can be fined
up to $2,620 and/or face imprisonment for up to six months.