Booze shops and bars to close Christmas Day

| 23/12/2021 | 29 Comments
Cayman News Service

(CNS): The Liquor Licensing Board has said that bars and retail liquor stores will not be able to sell alcohol on Christmas Day. Only hotels and restaurants will be allow to sell liquor on Saturday, 25 December. All other licence holders, such as retail bar, retail nightclub, package, distributor and retail mobile, must abide by the restriction on their licence, which prohibits the sale of intoxicating liquor on 25 December 2021. The prohibition period runs midnight to midnight.


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  1. Anonymous says:

    Really? Its almost 2022 and it continues. Why discriminate against local businesses?

  2. Anonymous says:

    If alcohol is that important to you mr grouch ! you will need more than Monaco to help you

    • Anonymous says:

      Self sovereignty means the ability to choose the direction of one’s own life, and being the exclusive authority over one’s own body and mind.

  3. Anonymous says:

    This is nothing new. Why is it being announced like it is. This has been the rules all along.

  4. fb says:

    Now that’s progress.LOL

  5. Anonymous says:

    Making up the rules? I think you meant to say “must abide by the restriction on their licence”, you know, the licence rule they signed up to that hasn’t changed in decades. It would be making up the rules to have changed it two days before; if anyone even asked for that. With your attitude I can see why you left home in the first place. Enjoy Monaco until you decide you don’t like something about there either and self-exile yourself a third time.

    • Anonymous says:

      Cayman is advertised as an upmarket, safe and friendly community.. it’s really not any of those things. I’ve never been somewhere as miserable. The service here is awful, unless you are dealing with an expat. Then we all moan to one another how bad every thing is. The politicians here are embarrassing. I wouldn’t trust them with a pub quiz night, nevermind 1/2 Billion $ annual payroll. Cayman should be a palace with the amount of revenue collected from financial services. Where’s the money gone? How can the locals be so poor? How can kids be hungry? WTF is the dump and rubbish everywhere? Keep voting.

      • Anonymous says:

        @11:19AM why are you here? Why are so many expats still coming here? Can’t be that bad, can it?

        If you are so miserable here..flights are up and running..et vaccinated and travel to somewhere where you are less miserable.

  6. Anonymous says:

    No problem as some bars will be open to sell food.

  7. Anonymous says:

    Not sure why this had to be ” announced”. I thought the law stipulated this for many years.

  8. Anonymous says:

    I’m sick of these morons making up their own laws and policies, which not one member of the public has even claimed or even raised a problem with. Treat people how you expect to be treated yourself and do no harm to others. We don’t need some God, King, Queen, politician or Karen telling us how to live our lives. You go and do something useful like rounding up all the criminal scumbags you invited here, go clean the streets of your rubbish, get a better education and attitude if you want decent jobs, or live on UBI no one cares. Technology is transforming those well paid professional jobs that could be remoted worked overnight. Even as a tax exile, I’m not prepared to spend any longer in Cayman, It’s a dump with nothing to do. This place isn’t Monaco, I’d rather pay tax and live somewhere decent, fun and safe.

    • Anonymous says:

      You can’t afford Monaco.

      • Anonymous says:

        It’s $500,000 bank deposit and the rent will be the same as I’m paying here.

        Plus I’ll get to drive my Ferrari daily with the other millionaires.

    • Jah loves these Islands says:

      Then leave and don’t let the door hit ya on the way out!

    • Anonymous says:

      Out little island nation might not be perfect, but it is all we have, and I appreciate my country. Your comments suggest you prefer living elsewhere. Therefore, I offer from the bottom of my heart, with all due respect and with all the strength the good Lord has given me. Please, GTFO. I love my little country. Merry Christmas and happy holidays.

  9. Anonymous says:

    why?

  10. Anonymous says:

    Guess I’ll have to pay 300 for a brunch to get booze.

    • Anonymous says:

      Or you could take that $300 to CIB this afternoon and buy yourself 12 cases of 345. #buylocal

    • Anonymous says:

      Or here’s an idea: Stay 100 percent sober. Got a family? Spend the day with them instead of at a bar. Just sayin’.

      • Ho Ho Ho says:

        Have you met my family???

      • Anonymous says:

        You do you and I’ll do me. #mindya

      • Anonymous says:

        You obviously have not met my family.

      • Anonymous says: says:

        Please Cayman stay safe” this is the time mothers and fathers need to be with there children instead of drinking booze at home in your corners away from kids we locals need all the time we can get now with the kids for better bounding,Love them and hug them give them a educational treat for the new year local just saying. lets make the new year more caring and prosperous god bless my Cayman people.

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