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Post by 12345 on May 24, 2016 9:22:18 GMT -8
Has anyone done the research to figure out what's cheaper?
I can't decide if it is better to purchase my campsite booze in Canada and bring it across the border (Get to choose beer I like, and pay in CAD), or to buy it in the US (prices are cheaper, but then you have to pay in USD).
I guess I need to look into border crossing limitations as well.
Does anyone else have a strategy?
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Post by jbaxmann on May 24, 2016 9:56:21 GMT -8
I'd definitely recommend buying in States since it is cheaper and no risk of losing it at the border. Where in Canada you driving down from? Looking for a ride for my girlfriend and myself (from Victoria but going to catch a ferry to Vancouver, Anacortes or Seattle). If you have space, I was planning on bringing growlers along to fill at a brewery in Washington and then also buying more beer, wine, and whatever else seems cheaper there than back home for a good time at the fest and always happy to share!
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Post by 12345 on May 24, 2016 10:11:21 GMT -8
Coming from Vancouver, but sadly we are full up already. I don't know anyone else going this year or I would pass your info on.
Growlers are a great idea. I hadn't really thought of that. Do you have any specific breweries in mind that would be easily accessible off the highway if driving from Vancouver to the Gorge?
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Post by davers on May 24, 2016 10:18:32 GMT -8
Buy yourself a 1 litre bottle of hard stuff (per person) at the duty free and that will be your limit on what you can take across the border. Peace Arch duty free is generally the best. Buy all your beer and wine down there it's way cheaper.
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