Liquor Legends Catalogue This Week

Liquor Legends specials this week: what the 21 October catalogue covers

The booklet we hold is a short one. It's called the Liquor Legends catalogue, runs from 21 October to 10 November 2026 and is eight pages long, so it's a three-week window rather than a seven-day sheet. Our data has no repeating start weekday for the brand, and the stores are separately owned, so a single release day isn't something we can promise. On the Liquor Legends homepage the Rewards specials sit alongside a competition strip, with draws listed as ending on 10 November 2026, which lines up neatly with the catalogue dates. Pubs, taverns and bottle shops in the group set their own ranges, which is why a booklet is never the whole story. When you want to see other liquor sheets running right now, the Australia catalogues and specials hub has them in one place.

Who are Liquor Legends?

According to the brand's own FAQ, Liquor Legends is one of the country's largest independently owned liquor retail groups, with more than 350 outlets across multiple states and territories, Australian-owned and in the liquor trade for over 30 years. It's the flagship name beside Urban Cellars and Clubs Link, and the network includes drive-through liquor stores, bottle shops and on-premise venues. The store locator we opened listed 203 stores found across NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, WA, TAS, ACT and NT, with plenty of country pubs and taverns among them: an Albert Hotel in Monto, a Bayview Hotel in Whyalla, a Boonah Tavern. That mix explains why you can end up buying a carton at the pub bottle shop and a Liquor Legends rewards card in the same hand.

Liquor Legends rewards: points, app and one catch

The Rewards program is free to join and pitched as access to exclusive deals and offers. Points are earned per dollar spent, online, through the app or in store, and are credited to your card straight away. In most cases 100 points equals one Rewards dollar, but some stores run a different rate. Points expire two years after they were earned.

Here's the catch worth knowing before you hand over your number. Because every store is individually owned, points earned at one store can usually only be redeemed at that same store. The FAQ says the card works at participating stores and suggests checking the app or website to see where. There's an app on the App Store and Google Play, with a digital membership card that can also go into your phone wallet. Signing up also means agreeing, if you tick the box, to marketing from Liquor Legends and participating banner groups.

Why prices differ between Liquor Legends stores

One of the most honest lines on the site is the explanation of pricing: the stores are independently owned and operated, so prices can vary by store, state and region. That's why a price on the homepage can change when you pick your store, and why the catalogue is a guide rather than a guarantee. Some online products and shipping options are also store dependent. The FAQ notes stores may not offer every advertised delivery method, and that delivery partners are chosen by the store and named at checkout.

Liquor Legends returns, refunds and the law

The FAQ says refunds are handled under Australian Consumer Law, and anything outside the law is at the discretion of the store where you bought. To return something, you contact that store; each makes its own call on eligibility and timelines, and if the item has to be posted back, extra charges may apply. Refunds typically land in three to ten business days depending on your bank. If you think you've been overcharged, the same store is your first stop. The ACL itself is jointly enforced by the ACCC and state and territory agencies, per Wikipedia, so you have rights even if the shop's goodwill runs out. Return, exchange and price-adjustment terms are set by the retailer and by local consumer law, and can differ between stores and between online and in-store purchases. Read the conditions at the till or on the receipt, and keep proof of purchase.

Click and collect, delivery and ID

This is where first-timers slip up. For click and collect you wait for the ready email, and if nothing turns up within two hours you ring the store. Only the person who placed the order can collect, and you need valid photo ID and the card used to pay. Uncollected orders can be cancelled after three business days from the processed date. For same-day delivery, the FAQ says drivers must satisfy state liquor laws, and an order can be returned to the store if no one can be found to take it. If the delivery fails because of the address or an absent customer, you may have to collect it yourself without a refund. E-gift cards can be used online or in the app by entering the number at checkout.

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More liquor sheets to compare

Liquor is part of our auto, sports and leisure catalogues group. If you shop around, see Liquorland catalogue this week, Cellarbrations weekly specials, BWS catalogue specials and Dan Murphy's weekly catalogue.