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Liquid Town
Liquid Town: A surprisingly large, well-stocked haven for wine, spirits, and snacks.
4.4
Retail Store
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Liquid Town: A surprisingly large, well-stocked haven for wine, spirits, and snacks.
Liquid Town is a well-stocked liquor store at 4141 S Alameda St, Corpus Christi, TX 78411. Customers acclaim its expansive wine, beer, and spirits aisles, plus a robust snacks section and local specialty items. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, with recommendations on pairings and local brands like Slow & Low. Reviews also note a bourbon tasting event, while one review mentions expired beer in the beer department.
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Wide variety of gins, rums, bourbons, and other spirits, including local and craft options.
Extensive wine section with diverse labels for every occasion and taste preference.
Large selection of local and craft beers, with staff guidance to help you find the perfect brew.
Unique snacks like candied pecans, handcrafted trail mixes, and specialty crackers.
Special events such as bourbon tastings to explore and sample premium products.
Access to allocated spirits and curated pairings for special occasions.
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Overall rating
Jon Anderson
Bundles force you to buy something you don't want to get the bottle you do want
Bryan Johnson
Large variety of options and reasonably priced liquor.
Stephen Norton
The moment I walked in the door, the bourbon I had been searching for was looking me in the face.
John Bell
Anna Murphy
Surprisingly Large And Well Stocked From the outside I never guessed at the amount of space in the building, and the variety of items was mind boggling. The left half was dedicated to wines, but I didn't have time today to peruse the labels. The center was devoted to snacks, from chips, candy, nuts, cheese, and more. I'm not talking about your typical commercial varieties, but local (or near-local) specialties like candied pecans, handcrafted trail mix, and more crackers than I knew existed. I think I spent more time on the snack aisles. To the right are the spirits and beers. Whole rows were dedicated to one type, e. g. gins, rums, etc. I just had a few minutes to check out the beers, but there were plenty of local craft types. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. We are looking forward to returning in December for the bourbon tasting event.
James Fleckenstein
One of the best places to go if you're in need of something to drink
