Liquorland Mailer This Week

Liquorland Mailer This Week: publication rhythm and schedule

Liquorland is a liquor retailer, not a supermarket, although the feed files it under that heading. The Liquorland homepage links to pages called Specials, 3 Day Deals and Everyday Value, but it does not state when a new Mailer appears or how long each lasts. The edition we currently hold on AdsSOS has 15 pages and is valid from Monday 19 October 2026 to Sunday 1 November 2026, which is a fortnight. Short promotions such as the 3 Day Deals will have their own dates, so read the validity line on each page.

The Liquorland Mailer this week is on this page. For other retailers that also run grocery style promotions, browse the New Zealand supermarkets category and the New Zealand catalogues hub.

How to save: loyalty card and app

The Liquorland site has a Loyalty page in its navigation, but the text we could read did not name a programme or explain how it works, and the name Everyday Rewards does not appear on the homepage. A Wikipedia entry says Liquorland is part of the Airpoints loyalty scheme. Because we could not confirm the current Airpoints terms on the official site, check the Loyalty page or ask in store about how points are earned and redeemed. Do not assume that points from a supermarket programme apply at a liquor store.

The shop also lists a Delivery page and a badge reading that ID is required if you look under 25. We have no figures on delivery charges or areas.

Price matching, returns and coupon rules

We could not find a published price match policy or a returns policy in the pages available to us. The Liquorland terms and conditions page exists, and it is the place to look for returns, delivery and promotion conditions. As a general guide, alcohol retailers in New Zealand still owe customers the guarantees in the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 for faulty goods, but because we did not read a Liquorland policy on change of mind returns, we make no claim about it. Keep your receipt for any purchase you may need to query.

Smart shopping: hours and markdown habits

Trading hours depend on the conditions of each store licence rather than a chain-wide timetable. Sample off-licence documents we saw show different windows, for instance one bottle store licence permitting sales from 9am to 11pm every day. Check the Find Your Local Liquorland page for your branch.

Holiday rules are strict. Employment guidance says most shops must close on Christmas Day, Good Friday, Easter Sunday and until 1pm on Anzac Day. A 2026 amendment to the alcohol law, in force from 3 April 2026, lets bars and restaurants trade on those days, but a council notice about it states that off-licence premises such as bottle stores and supermarkets still cannot sell alcohol on restricted days, with cellar doors excepted. We found no official statement on clearance or markdown schedules.

About Liquorland in New Zealand

According to Wikipedia, Liquorland was established as a franchise in 1981, was owned by DB Breweries, and was bought by the grocery co-operative Foodstuffs, which operates it as a franchise of independently owned liquor stores. Wikipedia lists 145 stores, though that figure is undated and older sources gave lower numbers, so treat it as approximate. The same article says Foodstuffs absorbed The Mill, Birds Liquorsave and Henry's stores into the Liquorland brand, the last Henry's store converting in 2023. The Liquorland homepage also carries a Franchise link, which fits that structure.

Its relatives on AdsSOS are mostly in other categories. Shoppers planning a weekly trip may also want to look at the FreshChoice Mailer for groceries, the Crackerjack specials for discount lines, or the Farmlands catalogue for rural supplies.