CBL's first day taking liquor orders for delivery successful

Commonwealth Brewery Limited (CBL) revealed that its first day on its business-to-computer (B2C) platform - taking liquor orders for delivery in the midst of coronavirus (COVID-19) safety protocols - was successful, with CBL board member and Retail Director Ron Hepburn saying the company is pleased [...]
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BCC: Opening liquor stores before churches sends wrong signal

President of he Bahamsa Christian Council Bishop Delton Fernander. The reopening of liquor stores before churches "sends the wrong message", Bahamas Christian Council (BCC) President Bishop Delton Fernander said yesterday. In an interview with The Nassau Guardian, Fernander said the council had been awaiting word from the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) regarding [...]
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Liquor sales return via delivery, curbside pickup methods

Bahamians will see the return of liquor sales today through delivery and curbside pickup methods established by 700 Wines and Spirits and Jimmy's Wines and Spirits. Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis announced yesterday that businesses with social distancing protocols such as delivery and curbside pickup [...]
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Customs officials seize liquor from sports bar?

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Jamaican woman caught selling liquor out of her home, fined

A 47-year-old Jamaican woman who illegally sold alcoholic beverages from her home has been fined $1,100 or six months in prison. Police went to Maxine Dixon-Whymms' home at Lightbourne Avenue shortly before 5 p.m. on April 24 after they received information. The court heard that [...]
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Liquor store owner to be charged today

The owner of a liquor store that was operating illegally during the 24-hour curfew will be brought before the courts today, Commissioner of Police Paul Rolle said yesterday. Last week, a video made rounds on social media that purportedly depicted staff of a liquor store [...]
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Police sat idle as bar sold liquor

RESIDENTS bought alcohol from the Made Men Sporting Bar last week under the watchful gaze of a suspected rogue police officer despite Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis' order that such establishments close during the COVID-19 crisis. Patrons included men and women from diverse age groups, many of whom The Tribune witnessed when conducting an investigation at the Faith Avenue North bar on Friday.

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Police investigate as officers present at liquor store

POLICE are investigating after videos circulated on social media showing a police vehicle on the premises of a liquor establishment.

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AG says liquor stores will remain closed during curfew

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Women admit to liquor license violations

Three Haitian women arrested in connection with breaches of the Liquor License Act have been convicted. Officers from the Fox Hill Police Station arrested Luzette Julme, Venise Lamarre and Ophanie Jacques during an operation on March 2 for selling liquor without business licenses. The women [...]

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