Only 45 Lockers Available – First Come, First Serve
Ready to enjoy your favorite pours without the bar markup? Welcome to the McCollum’s Liquor Locker program — an exclusive way to enjoy premium spirits at state minimum pricing*, right here in the heart of Buchanan.
Locker Details:
- $75/month, billed annually ($900/year)
- Each locker holds up to 6 bottles.
- Limited to 45 lockers.
- After initial purchase, members will be invoiced via email.
How It Works:
- Submit your top bottle preferences below — we’ll source them for you at state minimum pricing*(no outside bottles allowed).
- When you visit, our bartender or server will:
- Retrieve and pour your selected bottle(s).
- Label your bottle and hold it behind the bar during your visit.
- Return it to your locker when you cash out.
- $10 corking fee per visit, regardless of party size.
- Mixers and add-ons (soda, bitters, etc.) will be billed accordingly.
Member Perks:
- No bar markup — bottles sold at state minimum.
- Raffles for allocated bottles, sold to random locker holders at state minimum.
- First raffle happens end of this month — get your locker now!
- Future perks include store picks and distillery trip raffles, starting with:
- New Holland Brewing
- Driftless Glen (sending tasting samples to the bar!)
*All bottles will be sourced at state minimum pricing and you will be invoiced to the email on file.
McCollum’s Liquor Locker Membership
McCollum’s will always be careful with your locker. All lockers are under security camera surveillance. If anything happens to a bottle or locker, we promise to make it right.
That said, as this is a brand-new program, we ask for your understanding as we work through any hiccups. While McCollum’s will go above and beyond to correct any issues, we are not legally liable for any mistakes or losses.
In the event of a non-renewal, all bottles will be property of McCollum's.
*All bottles will be sourced at state minimum pricing and you will be invoiced to the email on file.
By participating, you acknowledge this understanding.
