Thirsty Camel Bottleshop Bridgewater

11/07/2025

Happy Friday to our wonderful followers 🍻 Head in store and stock up this weekend with some of these great specials currently happening in store 🤩 If you’re not a member, now is a great time to join. Easy, simple and free 👏 also a friendly reminder we currently offer click and collect & delivery online 😀

19/06/2025

Great specials now happening on some of our favourites, stock up today ready for the weekend 🤩

17/06/2025

Head in store today and grab a 4 pack of fireball & cola 10% or 6.6% for only $15 🤩

11/06/2025

Some of our favourites currently on special in store.
Also a friendly reminder we do offer click & collect and delivery services now 😀

06/06/2025

Some exciting news here in store 👏
We now offer click and collect & delivery services. Simple and easy to use 🙂

02/06/2025

Some of our current specials now in store 🤩

30/05/2025

Be in the draw to Win this great Jack Daniel's pizza oven today. 🤩
Simply spend $15 or more on any Jack Daniel’s products to enter 🙌

28/05/2025

Some of our favourites now on special in store until 08/06 🤩

22/05/2025

Now available in store, a selection of beers in 10 packs 🤩

15/05/2025

Some of our current specials now happening in store. 😊

08/05/2025

Some of our current specials now happening in store, if your needing a price on any particular products please feel free to message, we’re always happy to help 😀

30/04/2025

A bit of insight on recycling containers that will begin tomorrow may 1st. Head in store today and stock up if you can, before prices go up! Please remember be kind to all staff in retail while this is happening, it isn’t their fault 😊

Tasmanians will pay up to $6.50 more for a carton of beer from Thursday as the state's new TasRecycle container deposit scheme takes effect, with administrative costs of around 22 cents per container to be added to prices.

Under the scheme, consumers will receive a 10-cent refund for each container recycled, meaning a 30-can carton costing $6.50 more would return only $3 if all containers were recycled.

Jason Atkins, licensee of the Marquis Hotel in West Hobart, says is concerned about the impact on his business, fearing a drops of 10-15% in sales when the scheme launches.

Some businesses have already posted signs to inform customers about the price increases in fear of an onslaught of unhappy customers.

The government says Tasmania's unique geography, population and transport across the Bass Strait "creates unique challenges" that limits access to the "economies of scale enjoyed by mainland states".