Doug C.
9/7/2023
Love this shop. Great whiskey (my 1st stop always) and tequila selections. I stop in often to shelf shop - yes he displays and sells it all off the shelf - no allocation games. Beer, wine,...
Captain's Liquor and Wine
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10971 Crabapple Rd
Roswell, GA 30075
Located in the heart of Roswell, GA, Captain's Liquor and Wine is a haven for spirit enthusiasts seeking a diverse selection of libations. The store beckons customers with its welcoming atmosphere and shelves stocked with a wide array of premium liquors from around the world. Whether you're in search of a rare bottle for a special occasion or simply looking to expand your collection, this establishment offers a curated experience for all tastes.
Stepping into Captain's Liquor and Wine, visitors are greeted by knowledgeable staff eager to assist in finding the perfect bottle to suit any preference. From top-shelf whiskies to artisanal craft spirits, the store boasts a carefully curated inventory that caters to both connoisseurs and casual shoppers alike. With its convenient location and dedication to quality, this liquor store stands out as a must-visit destination for anyone looking to elevate their drinking experience.
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4.05 reviews
Cynthia F.
9/27/2018
Not very impressed. The selection of rum was limited and I asked about several brands that the clerk had never heard of. The sales clerk actually argued about one common brand that is well...
Tim D.
9/17/2020
Been here recently. Clean and organized. Prices are more in line with discount stores, and a great selection of everything. Recommend.
Edith C.
4/4/2018
A GREAT little wine store. I work across the street and had not been into the "new" store. My business partner commented on the good selection and I stopped by. WOW! Barb turned me onto a...
George K.
5/19/2017
Nice people, but prices are MUCH higher than other stores within a few blocks. While I understand that may not have the same buying power cost structure, why would a customer pay $5 to $10 more.
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