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Late Night
Hard seltzers, vodka sodas and ready-to-drink cocktails in singles and variety packs.
Hard seltzers, vodka sodas and ready-to-drink cocktails in singles and variety packs. This is the fastest-growing aisle we run, especially in the suburbs.
The coolers aisle stays open for after hours carts and 24 hour carts right through the week.
The old dial a bottle route meant asking what was in stock. Here the coolers you see listed is the coolers a driver pulls.
Searching "liquor store near me" at 1am rarely ends well. This coolers shelf is stocked locally and comes to you instead.
Coolers are one of the most reordered late-evening picks in supported areas — browse late-night delivery options.

BottlesNow delivers ready-to-drink coolers and seltzers in multi-pack formats across the GTA. 3 coolers bottles are listed, from $80.00 to $80.00, in 12 Pack and 8 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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Each can counts as one drink, so use roughly one per guest per hour and round up. A 12-pack covers about four guests for an evening if coolers are their main drink.
Coolers tend to move faster in warm weather and suit guests who do not drink beer. Ordering one pack of each is the usual approach for a mixed group.
It depends on the product — some sit below typical beer strength and others sit above it. The alcohol percentage is shown on each product page, so check it there rather than assuming.
Yes. They are delivered from local stock at room temperature, so allow fridge or ice-bucket time before the party starts.
Seltzers, iced teas and ready-to-drink cans — a pack aisle, and it travels like one.
Coolers suit Toronto well because nobody has to mix anything or wash a glass. Orders in King West and Liberty Village are usually a single variety pack for a small group, ordered once the evening is under way. Six-can packs travel better than cases into condos in North York or along the lakeshore, for the same reason cases of beer do not: the elevator. Our late-night alcohol delivery to a Toronto address carries no fee, and the driver hands the pack to you rather than leaving it at a desk.
See Toronto delivery detailsFor Hamilton, coolers make the most sense bought in the larger pack, whether they are headed to the Mountain, Stoney Creek or Westdale. The flat $7.99 delivery fee is charged per alcohol delivery to your door rather than per pack and is shown before you confirm, so a twelve costs no more to deliver than a six. Given the length of runs toward Ancaster and Dundas, ordering ahead of the afternoon or evening you need them for beats ordering once the first pack has already gone.
Read Hamilton delivery infoBrampton buys this aisle in twelves. A variety pack covers a room where people want different things without anyone having to make a decision, which is exactly how coolers get ordered in Springdale, Fletcher's Meadow and Bramalea — for a house with a group already in it. Iced tea packs sell alongside them through the summer around Mount Pleasant. Brampton cooler delivery carries no delivery fee, and the pack size makes no difference to what the trip costs, so the larger pack is usually the better buy.
Check Brampton coverageThis is a seasonal aisle in Mississauga more than anywhere else — hard seltzer and iced tea packs move heavily in summer for Port Credit patios and backyards in Erin Mills, Streetsville and Meadowvale, then settle down in the colder months. Because the city is wide and same-day alcohol delivery in Mississauga carries no delivery fee, ordering the twelve rather than the six saves the second trip that a warm afternoon usually ends up needing.
View Mississauga delivery notesSeltzer and cooler packs also go out to Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill and Maple in York Region, Oakville, Burlington and Milton in Halton Region, Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa and Bowmanville in Durham Region, and Scarborough. Delivery fees, where they apply, are flat per order and shown in the cart before payment.
A mix of flavours from the same brand in one box. The product page lists what the pack contains so you can check before you order.
No. This aisle is sold in packs — six or twelve cans depending on the brand — and the pack size is shown on the product card.
Yes. They are alcoholic, so the same 19+ ID check applies at the door as it does to a bottle of spirits.
Every market we cover, from Toronto and Brampton to Hamilton, York, Halton and Durham. The fee for your area, if there is one, appears before you pay.
Every area we cover has its own page with local coverage, delivery notes and the bottles that move fastest there.
Same delivery, same coverage — a different shelf.
These guides pair the aisle with the night it usually gets ordered for.
The standing order: beer, seltzer, one good bottle.
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Volume formats and crowd-safe bottles for a room full of people.
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Beer, seltzer and mixers that last three periods.
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