MLCC Liquor Mart Gift Cards

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• Find a Liquor MartOfficial site · liquormarts.ca
• Check a gift card balanceOfficial site · liquormarts.ca

MLCC was the Manitoba Liquor Control Commission. It is now part of Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries. That agency runs Liquor Marts.

The Liquor Mart site says gift cards are bought in store. Ask staff at the till for one.

Gift card buyers keep the receipt with the card. Activation problems are solved with that slip.

• Old cards printed MLCC may still carry a balance.
• Check the balance online before gifting a used card.
• Photograph both sides of the card after buying.
• Cards from other provinces will not work here.

1. 1Find your nearest Liquor Mart with the store locator.
2. 2Ask the cashier for a gift card and choose the amount.
3. 3Pay and keep the receipt.
4. 4Check the balance online to confirm activation.

• Most gift cards issued in Manitoba cannot expire.
• Sellers cannot charge a fee to buy a card.
• Fees may apply to personalise or replace a lost card.
• Keep the receipt in case the card fails.

The Manitoba Consumer Protection Office lists some exceptions. Read its gift card page for the full rules.

• Resale listings selling Liquor Mart cards below face value.
• Cards with the back strip already peeled.
• Anyone asking you to pay a bill with gift cards.
• Sellers who will not show a receipt.

Is an MLCC card the same as a Liquor Mart card?

Yes. MLCC was the old name for the Crown agency behind Liquor Marts.

Can I buy a Liquor Mart gift card online?

The official page only lists in store purchase. Contact Liquor Marts to confirm other options.

Who do I contact about a broken card?

Use the Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries contact page. Have photos of the card and receipt ready.