Buying for Minors

A typical Bordeaux blend consists of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc for reds (otherwise known as Claret) and Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon and Muscadelle for whites.

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Underage drinking continues to be an issue in our communities. At ANBL, we have measures in place which prohibit
the sale of alcoholic beverages to minors.

The Liquor Control Act of New Brunswick states:

137(1) No person shall sell, give, serve, buy for or on behalf of or supply liquor to a person under the age of nineteen
years and no person shall sell, give, serve, buy for or on behalf of or supply liquor to a person appearing to be under the
age of nineteen years without first obtaining proof in accordance with section 131.2 that such person is of the full age of
nineteen years and in any prosecution under this section, the judge shall determine from the appearance of such person
and other relevant circumstances whether the person appears to be under the age of nineteen years.

We strongly discourage the purchase of alcoholic beverages for minors – its more than just the law – it is the right thing
to do.

Don’t Buy For Minors!

A poster campaign has been launched in all ANBL liquor stores, as well as through NB Crime Stopper’s 21 chapters. The poster emphasizes that supplying alcohol to minors is illegal, and if caught a person can be fined up to $2,620 and/or face imprisonment for up to six months.

Alcool NB Liquor is a financial supporter of NB Crime Stoppers, and together want to ensure only those individuals that are 19 years and older are accessing our products.

ANBL maintains a province wide "CHECK 25" ID program which requires store employees to check the identification of any individual who appears to be under the age of 25 prior to being served. Store employees are trained to refuse service to anyone who cannot provide valid identification.

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Buying For Minors Introduction \| Moderation \| Buying for Minors \| Youth \| Campus Life \| CHECK 25 \| FASD Impaired Driving \| Responsible Hosting \| Student Survival Guide \| Related Links Underage drinking continues to be an issue in our communities. At ANBL, we have measures in place which prohibit the sale of alcoholic beverages to minors. The Liquor Control Act of New Brunswick states: 137(1) No person shall sell, give, serve, buy for or on behalf of or supply liquor to a person under the age of nineteen years and no person shall sell, give, serve, buy for or on behalf of or supply liquor to a person appearing to be under the age of nineteen years without first obtaining proof in accordance with section 131.2 that such person is of the full age of nineteen years and in any prosecution under this section, the judge shall determine from the appearance of such person and other relevant circumstances whether the person appears to be under the age of nineteen years. We strongly discourage the purchase of alcoholic beverages for minors – its more than just the law – it is the right thing to do. Don’t Buy For Minors! A poster campaign has been launched in all ANBL liquor stores, as well as through NB Crime Stopper’s 21 chapters. The poster emphasizes that supplying alcohol to minors is illegal, and if caught a person can be fined up to $2,620 and/or face imprisonment for up to six months. Alcool NB Liquor is a financial supporter of NB Crime Stoppers, and together want to ensure only those individuals that are 19 years and older are accessing our products. ANBL maintains a province wide "CHECK 25" ID program which requires store employees to check the identification of any individual who appears to be under the age of 25 prior to being served. Store employees are trained to refuse service to anyone who cannot provide valid identification. Back to top...

General Info \| Services \| Products \| Stores \| Licensees \| Suppliers \| Festivals & Events \| Social Responsibility What's New \| Links \| Email Us \| Site Map \| Department Structure \| Org. Chart \| Home

Copyright Alcool NB Liquor \| Website Terms of Use \| Design By: Maven New Media