There have been big changes in the LCBO Classics Catalogue system as of 2007. It’s the selection of limited-availability and generally most expensive wines sold by Ontario’s government-run liquor monopoly. The wines are not sold through retail outlets, but must be ordered in bottles or lots and delivered to customers.
Since the inception of the , they’ve published a glossy magazine twice a year listing what is available. As of a month ago, they’ve gone entirely on-line and cut the printed version. That has also allowed them to break up the availability, and rather than releasing a large selection twice a year the "catalogue" will now be parcelled out in smaller groups about a half dozen times.
The stopped printing paper booklets of their "general listing" regular brands a few years ago and went online. The only survivor – so far – is the twice-monthly Vintages glossy magazine. But you’ve got to figure its end is near.