Liquorland Catalogue This Week

Is Liquorland owned by Coles? Yes, and that shapes the catalogue

It's one of the most common questions people type, and the answer is straightforward. Wikipedia describes Liquorland as an Australian liquor chain owned by Coles Group, headquartered in Hawthorn East, Victoria, and the website footer names the trading entity as Liquorland (Australia) Pty Ltd. The brand started in Australia in 1971 according to Supermarket News, and Coles entered the liquor trade in 1981 by buying Liquorland and Vintage Cellars. Most stores sit in or beside Coles supermarkets, except in Queensland, where the law stops that, so don't assume the bottle shop shares a car park with the weekly shop there.

Liquorland catalogue this week: what we hold

The edition on AdsSOS is a two-page Liquorland catalogue valid from Wednesday 21 October to Tuesday 27 October 2026. Start and end dates change with each edition; check the validity line on the catalogue you are reading before you plan a shopping trip. The Liquorland site also lets you join a mailing list for the digital catalogue and offers, with a $10 welcome off a next online purchase of $100 or more for new subscribers, online only and valid for a month. Searches such as liquorland catalogue next week and liquorland specials dates are really asking when the next page flips, and the honest answer is to check this page near the end of each validity period.

Flybuys and Liquorland: the points bit

The homepage we opened says you collect one Flybuys point for every dollar spent, and that orders of $99 or more earn 2,000 bonus points. Supermarket News reported that Flybuys, the range, promotions and online service were meant to be consistent across all Liquorland stores after the rebrand. Loyalty schemes, app features and delivery options can differ by branch and by region. Ask at the branch which programmes and services run there. Bonus-point offers change, so the 2,000 figure is only what was showing on 22 October.

Liquorland price match: the rules as we found them

The Price Match Promise was announced as part of the 2025 rebrand: find a lower price somewhere else and the store matches it. Detail comes second-hand. A price guide summarised in search results says Liquorland matches an identical, in-stock item from a competitor in the same state, within roughly 10 km of your store, and that tobacco, bundles, liquidation sales and clearance stock don't qualify. One blog says it does not apply to online or click and collect pricing. Hours and holiday arrangements change with the branch and with municipal rules. A quick look at the signage or the branch's posted times saves a wasted journey. A comparison with Dan Murphy's weekly catalogue or BWS catalogue specials is fair game for this.

Click and collect, delivery and ID at Liquorland

Click and Collect is free and the site promises orders ready from your chosen store in 30 minutes. Standard delivery is free over $149 and 60-minute express delivery is free over $99; the page does not state the fee below those thresholds. As with every Australian bottle shop, you must be 18 or over, and proof of age and identity may be requested when you order and again on delivery.

Liquorland returns, refunds and warranty rights

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. For a purchase that matters, confirm the terms with the customer-service team first. What does apply to any Australian retailer is the Australian Consumer Law, which Wikipedia says is jointly administered by the ACCC and state and territory agencies. For a corked wine or a faulty product, take the receipt or order email back to the store where you bought it.

Liquorland opening hours and public holidays

Hours are by store, and the site has a store finder. State rules lay a second layer on top. The ACT and Northern Territory are deregulated for hours, though liquor sale times still apply in the NT. Good Friday and Christmas Day are different again, so check your local branch before a long weekend.

What changed: Warehouse, Cellars and the 980-store network

Liquorland now trades as Liquorland, Liquorland Cellars and Liquorland Warehouse after Coles folded Vintage Cellars and First Choice Liquor Market into the name, with about 160 stores converting according to Supermarket News. The Newcastle Herald reported on 25 August 2026 that Coles operates roughly 980 Liquorland stores, that sales fell 3.3 per cent to $3.5 billion in the 52 weeks to 28 June, and that Coles plans to close 30 stores in 2026/27, mostly big-box Liquorland Warehouse sites. Neighbourhood Liquorland and Cellars stores make up about 90 per cent of the portfolio. Wikipedia lists Steamrail Brewing Company beers among its own-brand ranges.

Where to look next

Liquor shopping lives in the auto, sports and leisure catalogues hub on AdsSOS, and you can see everything running on the Australia catalogues hub. Other bottle shop sheets include Liquor Legends specials this week and Cellarbrations weekly catalogue.