Savor Pint

I've lived close to Savor Pint for several years now. It is a good spot to drop in and find a wide variety of beers to pick from and take home. They also have a good sized bar if you'd like to stick around and try out a few of their offerings on tap. Savor Pint also occasionally has different tasting events. The events are why I took some stars off my review. I feel they always over book their events and people are crowded uncomfortably into the small space. Last night I attended their espresso martini event. We were given 3 martinis to sample. The place was already packed when I arrived, but I was lucky to find 2 seats at the bar. After sitting at the bar during the event the bartender asked me to move from the bar so other people could sit there. The entire bar was full of people that had been there longer than me. I'm not sure why I was singled out. I found it very rude. I had paid for my ticket just like everyone else there. Not my problem if they oversell their events.

This is a store and a bar. Such an amazing beer selection, both on tap and for purchase to go. There is also lots wine and Bourbon. We've visited a couple times and enjoyed it each time. The service was wonderful and it's worth a visit.

Pints are still very affordable at Savor Pint, at $5 a pint for most of them. They have twenty four taps with a nice variety of styles. They've seriously increased the amount of wine they carry. It's nice because I can find grape varieties that most smaller beer/wine stores do not carry. I can usually find a Cab Franc or two or a French Malbec. There's even a couple of cava options! I appreciate the selection for days where I am looking for a certain grape or grape blend and don't want to have to go further down Indianola to Weiland's for wine. Savor Pint's pricing is competitive.

Nice little place. Went for a bourbon tasting and arrived early. They had 20+ beers on tap, large selection of craft cans and wines from all over. Service was prompt and very nice. One person vs 40 or more and you wouldn't have noticed as she kept up with everyone. Limited seating. Will return to see how the rotation of beers keeps up.

A truly unique bar that brings a whole new meaning to convenience. Amanda the bartender is a treat, she is always so fun to talk to and great at remembering what you drink if you start to become a regular. I attend this bar on Thursdays for their weekly comedy night that starts about 9:30. The room is a cool set up that you can sit in the back and not be heard or up front to laugh a little. They have a food truck in the back and a snack section if you get snacky.

Great local spot with friendly staff and a great selection of just about anything you could want. Drinks are served at the bar or as carry out. The vibes are very chill. It's a great place to hang out with friends and there are tvs if you want to catch a game.

Happy Super-bowl Sunday!!! I aint rootin for nam team! I am Team Falcons (sigh).Anyways, Came here looking for a few cases of the 'Merican Mule products. I found the individuals but I needed the case. After waiting awhile, I was finally helped. In fact, I noticed people who came after me were helped and assisted. I about to leave but the guy finally helped me out and located the case, which were in another area.Pros: If you're looking for a nice clean bar, they have a vast variety of bourbons, liquor, beer etc. Cons: Service sucked! I asked for help and the bartender saw me but kept mopping. I finally had to say "excuse me, can I get ask you a question. I don't think I'd come again didn't feel welcomed.

I went here for the first time to participate in the Columbus 10 for 10 winetasting and thoroughly enjoyed my evening. Savor pint is a bar, somewhat of a convenience store, and wine/alcohol store all in one. It definitely seemed to be a poppin' place for the locals as it was pretty much full with people all night. I sat at the bar with my friends and enjoyed sampling 10 very different wines. After, we bought a bottle of our favorite one and enjoyed it at the bar. This is a perfect pitstop if you're looking to grab a quick bottle of wine / alcohol and some snacks or if you're looking for a more hole in the wall type vibe to enjoy a chill night out drinking with friends.

This place was bumpin on a Tuesday night! We came for a Cabernet tasting event so I'm sure that added to the attendance but there were still a lot of people drinking at the bar, or sitting at the tables eating, drinking and playing games. Love this type of laid back environment.The cab tasting was laid back as well. It was go at your own pace and we got to taste 10 different cabs for about $28 per person. I liked all of them. In fact I liked 4 so much I took them home. Those 4 cab bottles plus a six pack of parsons dry cider was only $85. Nice prices and value here.There was a big selection of wine and beer which I really appreciate. Could use a few more independent ciders... most were big commercialized brands. It's a little far from me but I would certainly make the trip if I wanted to explore some new wine or beers to try!

Savor Pint itself was just okay. We came for a wine tasting event that was by 10 for $10 but the price was $20 each through eventbrite. The person running the event, supposedly a sommelier, didn't give ANY information about the wines, other than the "clever" line on the paper listing, even when asked. He said most sommeliers work in high end restaurants and he doesn't because he doesn't want to come off as pretentious. When asked why he chose to do wine tastings, he stated it was because he made three times the amount of his job so he quit that. When asked how he selected the wines for a tasting, he stated he knows what most people like. So much for not being pretentious. Really, he just seemed annoyed to be there and be asked any questions. Rightly so, since we were two of the six people there for the tasting. The pours were tiny -- I mean TINY -- less than a shot! That was okay for us in this instance because the wines were mediocre at best and we dumped half of what we had. The two people who started before us left after three samples and we gave it six tries before calling it a lost cause. Of course, the box of wine should have given us a clue but we really wanted to give it a fair chance. Savor Point did have a large selection of beer and wine so I would go back to peruse and purchase. I would not, however, under any circumstances, go back for a wine tasting by the 10 for $10 columbus -- here or anywhere else. Save your money and your time.