Local Delivery Services Added By Liquor Store Fort Collins Business
Jul 4, 2017
Fort Collins-based Mulberry MAX delivers their products to customers all over Fort Collins; The service area is from Trilby Road to the Country Club and from I-25 to Horsetooth Reservoir.
Fort Collins CO - July 4, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Mulberry MAX and Chuck Carlson are pleased to announce that they have added reliable home delivery to customers throughout the Fort Collins area. The liquor store Fort Collins inventory is available with a simple phone call to place the order. The delivery can be arranged to coincide with an office party or a barbecue event at home. The delivery can also be intended as a special gift for a favored client.
The store has the widest selection of alcoholic beverages available in Fort Collins. The business also has a large selection of different cheese and wine gifts that are not available elsewhere. Local and non-local specialty craft beers are available. The presence of a Certified Sommelier means that help in picking the perfect beverage for the occasion, whether it is formal or informal. For large or special orders of any kind, it is recommended that the customer plan.
According to Chuck Carlson, speaking for the new delivery options, "Delivery hours are noon to 9:00 PM seven days a week, but call anytime to place your order and arrange delivery. The minimum order is $25.00 plus a $5.00 delivery charge. Orders over $50.00 are delivered free. All orders must be prepaid with a credit card."
He continues, "We are always discovering new craft breweries all around Colorado, and stocking new blends and brews every day. Check back with us every month for our monthly specials. Our specials are an excellent way to explore new flavors."
A visit to Mulberry MAX Store reveals a homebrew shop right inside the store. The staff has all of the expertise that customers need to get started with their home brew. The customer can also find the supplies to get novices started, with starter kits and equipment. Many residents in Northern Colorado have taken up the hobby of home brewing. There is simply nothing more rewarding and satisfying cracking open a brew that was personally created.
Contact Info:
Name: Chuck Carlson
Organization: Mulberry MAX Liquor Store
Address: 460 S College Ave g, Fort Collins CO 80524
Phone: (970) 484-8795
Source URL: http://marketersmedia.com/local-delivery-services-added-by-liquor-store-fort-collins-business/213763
For more information, please visit http://www.mulberrymax.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
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