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Lagers, imports and craft in singles, six packs and 24-can cases, kept cold.

Lagers and imports make up the bulk of our beer catalogue, in six packs and 24-can cases — a typical same day beer run. Beer is heavy, so orders over two cases may be split across drops.

Ordering beer 24 hour works the same as ordering it late night — same prices, same sizes, same driver at the door.

People searching "liquor delivery near me" usually want exactly this: a real beer shelf with prices on it, not a phone number.

"Wine store near me" is the search; a stocked beer list and a local driver is the answer.

Cold packs are available for same-night delivery in supported areas — browse late-night delivery options.

Beer bottles stocked by BottlesNow
7 beer in stock
19 markets
7 days a week
19+ ID at the door
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BottlesNow delivers domestic and imported beer in 6, 12 and 24 formats across the GTA. 7 beer bottles are listed, from $60.00 to $80.00, in 6 Pack and 12 Pack. Availability and delivery fees vary by area across 19 markets — compare what is in stock, then order online, call or text.

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Corona Extra twelve pack of bottles

Corona Extra

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$80.00

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Budweiser six pack of cans

Budweiser

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$60.00

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Coors Light six pack of cans

Coors Light

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$60.00

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Labatt Blue six pack of cans

Labatt Blue

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$60.00

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Choosing beer: common questions

How many beers do I need per guest?

For a party of a few hours, plan on roughly one drink per guest per hour. If beer is the main drink, a 24 covers about six guests for an evening. The Party Alcohol Calculator sizes this against your exact guest count.

Is a 24 cheaper than buying 6-packs?

Per bottle, usually yes. Compare the listed price and the pack size on each product card in this aisle — both are shown before you order, so the maths is easy to check.

What beer should I order for a game night?

A recognisable domestic lager in a 12 or 24 keeps it simple and nobody has to think about it. Mixing in one imported 6-pack gives people a second option without doubling the order.

Does beer arrive cold?

Beer is delivered from local stock rather than a chilled warehouse, so treat it as cellar temperature and allow time in the fridge or a bucket of ice if you need it cold on arrival.

Beer delivery by city and region

Six-packs and cases behave very differently depending on where they are going.

Beer Delivery in Toronto

Beer is a smaller share of Toronto orders than of anywhere else we serve, and the reason is the walk-up. A case is not a fun thing to carry through a King West or Liberty Village lobby and into an elevator, so downtown orders skew to six-packs and the occasional twelve. Imported lagers do well in The Annex and Leslieville. If you are ordering a case to a condo, it is worth telling us the unit number properly — that is the difference between the driver reaching your door with late-night alcohol delivery and calling from the street.

Beer Delivery in Brampton

Brampton is a case city. Twelve-packs and larger are the standard order rather than the exception, because the beer is going into a fridge at a house in Bramalea, Heart Lake or Fletcher's Meadow where people are watching something or waiting on food. Domestic lagers carry most of it, including through Springdale. Nothing about the size adds to the cost of Brampton beer delivery — Brampton has no fee, and a case travels for the same as a single six-pack, so ordering enough the first time is simply cheaper in effort.

Beer Delivery in Mississauga

Mississauga orders both ends of the beer aisle. The condo corridor around Square One buys six-packs the way downtown does; Erin Mills, Meadowvale and Streetsville buy twelves and cases for gatherings and game nights. Imported lager holds up better here than it does further east, including along Port Credit. Since same-day alcohol delivery in Mississauga carries no delivery fee and the city is wide, the smart order is the one that covers the full evening in a single trip rather than a top-up run later.

Beer Delivery in Hamilton

Hamilton beer orders are domestic and they are rarely small, whether they are headed to Westdale, the Mountain or Stoney Creek. Given the flat $7.99 delivery fee and the length of runs toward Ancaster, buying a case rather than a six-pack is the obvious call — the fee is the same either way and it is shown in your cart before you confirm the alcohol delivery to your door. Order before the evening peaks and you will get a better window than if you wait for the last hour of the night.

Chilled lager cans and bottles in an ice tub on a Markham backyard table

Beer Delivery Across York Region

Beer into Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill and Maple in York Region is a household order — a case going into a garage fridge, or twelves bought ahead of a weekend rather than during it. There is no delivery fee in any of the four, and because the drops are houses and townhouses rather than towers, a case is no harder to deliver than a six-pack. The one thing that slows a delivery here is an unclear unit number in the newer developments, so check it before you confirm.

Cold lager glasses and bottles on an Oakville lakeside picnic table

Beer Delivery Across Halton Region

Oakville, Burlington and Milton in Halton Region buy beer in the sizes that suit having people over — twelves and cases far more than singles. Because Milton and outer Oakville are longer drives, ordering ahead of the evening rather than during it makes a real difference to when the beer actually arrives cold and on time. Oakville and Milton carry no delivery fee; Burlington is a flat $5.99, shown in the cart before you confirm the order.

Open beer pack on an Ajax basement game table during a hockey night

Beer Delivery Across Durham Region

Durham Region is the strongest case market on our map. Pickering, Ajax and Whitby order twelves and twenty-fours steadily through the week, and Oshawa and Bowmanville almost always order in case size, because the drive east is too long for anyone to want a repeat trip for six cans. Fees are $5.99 for Pickering, Ajax and Whitby and $7.99 for Oshawa and Bowmanville, both flat regardless of how much beer is in the order.

Beer delivery questions

What pack sizes do you deliver?

Six-packs, twelve-packs and cases, depending on the brand. Where a beer offers more than one size, you pick the pack on the product card before adding it to the cart.

Is beer cold when it arrives?

We cannot guarantee a temperature. Beer is stored and carried the way any delivery is, so if it needs to be cold for a specific time, order early enough to give it a stretch in your fridge.

Does a case cost more to deliver than a six-pack?

No. Delivery fees are flat by area, not by weight or quantity, so a case travels for exactly the same as a single pack.

Which areas do you deliver beer to?

Every market we serve, including Toronto, Brampton, Mississauga, Hamilton and all listed York, Halton and Durham cities. Your area's fee, if any, is shown before you pay.

Can somebody else accept the beer for me?

Only if they placed the order and can show matching 19+ ID. Drivers cannot hand alcohol to a roommate, a neighbour or a front desk.

Beer delivery across the GTA

Every area we cover has its own page with local coverage, delivery notes and the bottles that move fastest there.

Other aisles

Same delivery, same coverage — a different shelf.

When people order beer

These guides pair the aisle with the night it usually gets ordered for.

Brands in this aisle

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