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Old Village Wine & Spirits
Old Village Wine & Spirits: Friendly experts, massive selection, convenient Tulsa shopping.
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Old Village Wine & Spirits: Friendly experts, massive selection, convenient Tulsa shopping.
Old Village Wine & Spirits in Tulsa offers a vast selection of wines and spirits in a clean, convenient setting. Customers praise friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable staff who assist in finding items and cocktail ingredients, with quick, easy shopping and competitive prices. The store's location at 1327 E 41st St makes it a convenient choice for both everyday needs and special occasions.
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A massive inventory of wines from around the world, including California favorites and rare finds for all budgets.
Comprehensive range of spirits, from classic brands to specialty items like orange Curacao and orgeat for cocktails.
Knowledgeable staff to help you navigate our selection and find the perfect bottle for any occasion.
Specialty ingredients and mixers for crafting classic and modern cocktails, with helpful recommendations.
Clean, well-organized store with a central Tulsa location for quick and easy access to quality beverages.
Overall rating
Michael Miller
Hidden gem at 41st and Peoria. Good wine offerings and surprising selection of spirits. Will return.
Lucy Dawson
K Duryea (None)
Employees were friendly and took me to the Isle where my item is it my favorite liquor store
K Honas
This liquor store is great! Very friendly and helpful staff and lots of selections. We’re only visiting but we’re impressed!
Toni Holmes
Huge selection, clean, good prices, and some friendly service to help you find what you need. Both times it seemed like the cashiers hated their jobs though. Customer service is important to me so at least pretend you like your job.
Marian Austin
Any white man who not only recognizes the name Maya Angelou AND can quote the name of her most famous poem, "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings", is a hero in my book. This is a young man worth knowing. He and I may be the only white people in Tulsa who knew and definitely respected her.
