Located in the C Terminal (I fly US Airways) by the food court area, this is a little shop that caught my eyes when I travelled back home to CLT yesterday. See, I fly standby thus I rarely check my luggage. And because I don't check my lugguage, I'm limited to the 3 oz liquid rule for EVERYTHING. So all the local liquor/wine/beer I would like to bring home, I typically can't. And this place is like the answer to my prayer!
I don't remember seeing this place in December when I came through LGA, and I couldn't find a listing on Yelp… so I'm guessing this may be a new establishment. They offer beer (by the bottle or pack), liquor & wine from NY. Domestic & International passengers welcome. It's not duty free, it's just a local flavor shop. They even have some snacks and jams and peanut butter etc. The liquor choices are unique (and pricey… the one beach plum gin I saw was over $60 a bottle). There were some affordable wine ($17-20 on the low end). But I was just wanting to bring home some beer. $3 each (12-oz glass bottle mostly, or a few can beer options) or $12-16 4-6 pack. That is quite reasonably priced in my opinion. I ended up with a can of Crisp & a can of Bronx Pale Ale. It's definitely a much better "souvenir" choice than a lousy tshirt.
Located in the C Terminal (I fly US Airways) by the food court area, this is a little shop that caught my eyes when I travelled back home to CLT yesterday. See, I fly standby thus I rarely check my luggage. And because I don't check my lugguage, I'm limited to the 3 oz liquid rule for EVERYTHING. So all the local liquor/wine/beer I would like to bring home, I typically can't. And this place is like the answer to my prayer!
I don't remember seeing this place in December when I came through LGA, and I couldn't find a listing on Yelp… so I'm guessing this may be a new establishment. They offer beer (by the bottle or pack), liquor & wine from NY. Domestic & International passengers welcome. It's not duty free, it's just a local flavor shop. They even have some snacks and jams and peanut butter etc. The liquor choices are unique (and pricey… the one beach plum gin I saw was over $60 a bottle). There were some affordable wine ($17-20 on the low end). But I was just wanting to bring home some beer. $3 each (12-oz glass bottle mostly, or a few can beer options) or $12-16 4-6 pack. That is quite reasonably priced in my opinion. I ended up with a can of Crisp & a can of Bronx Pale Ale. It's definitely a much better "souvenir" choice than a lousy tshirt.