Yep . Most of our Liquor laws it ' s a provincial matter date back from Prohibition . In the province I live in , sales of alcohol was legalized in the 60 s before that , everyone had a prescription for alcohol since it was legal for medical reason . think Marijuana in BC . The border service will not allow alcohol in except to the provincial monopoly or with approval from the monopoly again , rules vary . The net effect is that I ' m limited to going through the PEI Liquor Control Commission to import something a case at a time or to bring back the products I want myself within both the federal tax limits and the limits of the province I enter the country in . And importing a case , while technically legal is lengthy , bureaucratic process , subject to long delays , advanced payment , 36 months delay in shipment and meeting the minimum quantity and value for both PEILCC and the supplier . And PEILCC will assess their full markup and profit margin on top of whatever the cost is . That ' s the rules ordersIf you want an idea how bad the selection is , this is the highend limited availability product selection categorywinevinesYes there ' s tons of errors in country or region of origin .