United Liquor

Bourbon price gouging at its worst. And sadly, they are open about how little they actually care because there will always be someone with too much money and not nearly enough brains willing to oay their stupid prices. They hold so many unicorn bourbon bottles hostage that you just want to cry. At the end of the day, if you are looking for moderately overpriced bottles of Fireball or 18 packs of Coors Light, this place is fine. If you actually want something good because you have tastebuds, run away fast and never lookback.

My mom loves white merlot. (Not really sure why -- it's just her thing.)So when she said she wanted some for our family's Thanksgiving dinner, I knew I needed to pick some up. United Liquor was on the way, and happily, the clerks were quick to help me find this bottle among the many they have for sale. They reached out to me to see if I needed help and were immediately able to tell me where I could find this bottle. Overall, I was impressed with their customer service. I also picked up another bottle of wine for the folks who may not be into white merlot.Can't speak to how expensive their bourbon is, which is mentioned in other reviews. But the wine seemed to be decently priced. This shop also packs in lots of bottles. Don't be turned off because it looks smaller from the outside. Chances are you can find what you're looking for here.

Worst prices I've ever seen in my life (bourbon). Wouldn't buy a piece of gum from them. Highway robbery. Half there stuff is expired . How are these scum bags still open?

Before you buy beer here, check the production date stamped on the bottles and cans. On two occasions, I've bought craft beer here, and it's tasted terrible. Not "this isn't my style" terrible -- old and stale terrible. Checked the bottles' production dates, and they were 2-3 years old. This won't matter if you buy bourbon or scotch, and if it's wine, the bottling year is clearly displayed on the label, but it's a death sentence for beer. Stopped by last night, and checked dates on four beers I like, if I could find them. Two were older than two years; two were less than 6 months (Leffe Blonde and Golden Monkey).Appears that more well-known beers turnover more quickly and are safe to buy, but instead of returning slow movers, putting them on clearance, or throwing them out, they just let them sit until a poor sap like me eventually buys their spoiled beer. They got me twice, but it won't happen a third time. I'll go elsewhere from now on.

I called when I heard they had Weller 12 on the Shelf. I asked them to hold it for me and reluctantly they agreed. I started my 45-minute trek to the store. I called to make sure they still had it and that they knew I was on my way. Then they told me it was going to be $199.00 for the bottle. Now remind you this bottle only sells typically 29.95 to 40.00. I decided to continue on but then I realized I was getting ripped off so I called and let them know I wasn't coming, I thought that was kind thing to do. But before I could even tell them that I wasn't coming they told me they already sold it. Really....Not good business strategy. I wouldn't care if they had the last at bottle of pappy van Winkle.. I would never buy anything from this store and I will urge others not to as well.

It may seem odd to review a liquor store, but when I forget to get the liquor or wine for our dinner guests this place is my go-to because Kroger is closed at 10/11pm. Large and decent selection of liquors, wines and beers (including craft beer) and GREAT friendly service.

You better mortgage your house if want to buy a bottle of bourbon in this place. A 10 time markup over msrp is robbery.

Absolute highway robbery. $99 for green label Weller? Paid $35 down the road. $150 for Eagle Rare? Paid $45 down the road. Never coming here again. Absolutely pathetic.

$1000 for Weller CYPB and $500 for Weller Full Proof. These people are crooks for what they are trying to sell those at. I would suggest not buying any liquor from here, no matter the type, since they are such crooks.

This was the worst experience with a liquor store in my life. For starters, the prices here are OUTLANDISH. However, they had something I wanted and I was willing to pay a little extra. Was watched and followed like I was going to steal, and then when I went to make my purchase, was told they needed to make a copy of my ID. When asked why, they said, "Just trust us." When I refused I was told that they wouldn't sell anything to me. This place is an absolute SCAM. Avoid at all costs