Good God, Cigar City's Good Gourd continues to be delicious. 9.6%, but tastes just like pumpkin pie.
I so wish I could get Cigar City in MN.![]()
Soon.....Soon...
That Travour thingy? If so...
I'll still have to be very picky, this will be a tough year or two for a fun budget due to other finances, but.....
No. Not Tavour.
Cigar City is now owned by Oscar Blues. I imagine it is only a matter of time before the distribution is expanded.
Lol. You cling to your republican ideals in the politics thread but scoff at capitalism in action.
Do you want Sunday sales in Minnesota? If it ever happens you can probably thank Total Wine.
Lol. You cling to your republican ideals in the politics thread but scoff at capitalism in action.
Do you want Sunday sales in Minnesota? If it ever happens you can probably thank Total Wine.
No. Not Tavour.
Cigar City is now owned by Oscar Blues. I imagine it is only a matter of time before the distribution is expanded.
I don't think there is a political affiliation that aligns more or less with supporting a local business, if that is what you desire.
I don't think there is a political affiliation that aligns more or less with supporting a local business, if that is what you desire.
Arguing that a business shouldn't be allowed to exist and saying that you won't patronize are different things. As long as the reasons for denying the license are legit, and it would have ended in the same result regardless of the company applying, then that is what we have to live with, with the liquor laws we have.
Minnetonka said they had enough liquor stores, which is where TW said they'd close down Big Top, leaving the same number of stores within the city. And that is what TW does. They move in, undercut other stores, and eliminate competition, then they jack prices.
I prefer the old-school customer-business relations. You aren't just a number. And kudos to Minnetonka for listening to their populace.
And for the record, there's a location in Plymouth that will be open in a year or two, once the business that is taking over OC Plymouth fails.Only competition is a crappy Byerly's liquor store, really.
Agreed. I blurred some lines there, in my posts. You said it better.Right, but that strategy is fine. That is business. If we, as consumers don't like it, we shouldn't patronizing them (which in this case, neither of us do). The argument of having too many of a store in a city, and denying a permit is one I don't have a problem with. Cities need zoning, and city planning, and having a certain number of certain businesses can be part of that process. Saying that a business should be denied because their business practices are like Total Wines is BS though. Its like if I believed InBev shouldn't be allowed to be sold in MN because I don't agree with their business practices. That is asinine. I don't agree with them, so I don't patronize them, and I encourage others to do the same. But in no way should they be prohibited from operating their business, unless they are violating some law.