Garrison Wine & Liquor Merchants
An owner-run liquor store, on the Vedder Road run south toward the river.
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British Columbia's private liquor retail is mostly independently owned, which makes this one of the categories where a local directory earns its keep. Chilliwack's private stores are spread thinly and deliberately: attached to neighborhood pubs downtown and in Sardis, in the strip plazas along Vedder Road, out at Vedder Crossing where the fishing and Cultus Lake traffic goes past, and one or two serving the rural west toward Yarrow and Greendale. Several carry Fraser Valley wine, cider and beer that never reaches a Vancouver shelf. Government stores and the national private chains are not listed here.
An owner-run liquor store, on the Vedder Road run south toward the river.
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An independent liquor store near the Cottonwood and Chilliwack Mall cluster.
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An owner-run liquor store, in Vedder, between the Sardis malls and Vedder Crossing.
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