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All restaurants are going to charge more for alcohol than what you can get it at a retail store for. Not sure what your point is posting restaurant/bar prices to compare to retail pricing.
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Everyone's making me thirsty!
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You’re fun. LP happens to be what we could afford one time in Orient Village. It kind of became our standard that was easy to find at home too.
So Inadded the restaurant price one to show it was the only Champagne at anpremium resturant and what they sold it for. Saw it on a poster in the lobby at MB so I added another data point.
We just stopped at Super U and thats probably where well get our wine/champagne and Starbucks premade regrigerated coffees including Carmel Machiata.
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