Super Liquor Mailer This Week

Super Liquor specials this week: what the current mailer covers

If you are hunting for Super Liquor specials this week, start with the dates printed on the cover. The mailer we hold at AdsSOS is headed as new specials, runs from Monday 12 October to 1 November 2026 and has seven pages. That is a three-week window, while the retailer's own homepage talks about new deals every two weeks, so the two do not line up neatly. New editions do not always begin on the same day, which makes the validity dates on the edition itself the best guide to when offers start and end.

The homepage also carries a "This Week's Super Deals" section and a link to the current mailer, which is handy when you want to check a line before driving across town. For a quick scan of the printed version, our Super Liquor catalogue page is the place to start.

A franchise, not a single company shop

Super Liquor is a franchise network. One store's About page describes 165 independent stand-alone stores, each with its own shareholders and directors or partners, while the homepage currently advertises 185+ stores. Counts clearly shift, so quote neither as gospel. The same page says the name dates from the late 1970s, that the business joined the Lion group in the mid-1980s, was renamed Super Liquor in the early 1990s, and that Super Liquor Holdings was set up in September 1995. It lists membership of the Franchise Association NZ and Hospitality NZ.

Because every bottle store is its own business, the shelf line-up and the sharpness of a special can differ from Taupo to Dunedin. Searches such as "super liquor taupo" or "super liquor whangarei" are really people looking for their own branch, and the site's store finder is the sensible route.

Cashpoints: the way to bank a few cents

Savings at the till come through Cashpoints. A Super Liquor promotion page explains that Cashpoints New Zealand Limited runs the loyalty programme together with Super Liquor Holdings and participating stores. You need to be 18 or older and registered, and points are collected by scanning a Cashpoints card or the barcode in the Cashpoints app. The same page values 500 bonus points at NZ$5, which works out at one cent a point. Points can go toward payment, or part payment, of qualifying goods, but they cannot be passed to someone else or swapped for cash.

That page lists exclusions only for one prize promotion (tobacco and vaping products, gift cards and prepaid phone top-ups), so do not assume those apply to everyday earning. The full terms sit with the Cashpoints programme itself. A separate scheme called Plus Points exists for some stores run by The Trusts, and it has its own rules.

Super Liquor click and collect, delivery and returns

The homepage lists free pickup and nationwide delivery. The online sales terms add the detail that matters: pickup orders are paid for online first, anyone collecting must be 18 or over, and ID may be asked for at pickup or on the doorstep. Alcohol must be signed for by someone aged 18 or older. Delivery times are estimates, and there are no deliveries on public holidays when trading is prohibited.

On returns, the terms say that if something arrives defective or wrong you should tell the store in writing within seven days of delivery, and that your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 are not limited. Cancelling needs the store's consent and a fee may apply. If the store made a pricing error, you can cancel or pay the correct price. The conditions for returning or exchanging goods, and for any price-matching promise, are decided by the retailer within the limits of local consumer law. Ask the branch for the current terms and hold on to your receipt.

Super Liquor opening hours and holiday trading

Each branch keeps its own opening times, and municipal rules or holidays can shift them. The notice at the entrance of your branch is the most reliable guide to its current schedule. Each store's times sit in the store locator, or you can ring 0800 787 375. Typical questions people type include what time Super Liquor closes, and whether it is open on Matariki, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Christmas, Anzac Day or Waitangi Day. For holidays, do not guess.

New Zealand changed its rules in 2026. An April 2026 summary from Waikato District Council says the amending Act lets on-licence premises trade normally on Anzac morning, Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Christmas Day, yet states that off-licensed premises such as bottle stores still cannot sell alcohol on those restricted days. Local alcohol policies and licence conditions also still apply. Councils are the safest point of confirmation, and your branch will know its own licence.

Gift cards, age checks and what to bring

The site opens with an "Are you over 18?" prompt, and a gift cards page is linked from the menu, which is the place to look if you want to give someone a voucher rather than a bottle. Take photo ID if you look young.

Compare with other bottle shops and nearby chains

Comparing mailers is the cheapest hobby going. Put the Liquorland mailer this week beside this one, since Wikipedia lists Liquorland as a Foodstuffs-linked liquor banner. Our Rebel Sport specials page is a different kind of shop but handy when the weekend is full of sport. Browse the wider auto, sports and leisure category where liquor sits on AdsSOS, or head back to the New Zealand catalogues hub for every retailer we track.