Wes is always so helpful when it comes to any question I have. They are convenient and quick. JBs…read moreis the best

This is by far the cheapest place in OR, consistently beats the Turnpike store on price for…read moreeverything. Although its small and compact, it has the selection you need at the price that is the lowest.

This is a good small liquor/wine store. They seem to mainly specialize in the hard alcohol --…read moretequila, bourbon, etc. If you're looking for something specific in that category, they probably have it. I ran over here to get a couple things that my wife wanted. I didn't know what to get. But, their staff was helpful and gave me some decent advice. Afterward, I checked the price of my items online and it was around the same (and in one instance, less) as other shops including TotalWine. Only downside is the store is kind of small compared to others. Also, not the easiest arrangement to understand and navigate inside. But, overall, this is a good stop if you're in the market for their particular offerings.

Ownership changed and with it the selection. Wines are now either brown bag sit in the park types,…read moreor super expensive. The liquor selection is generous but the store layout is confusing and contains steps down into a sunken area. Needs to be refreshed and updated inside.

Awful place. The bathroom is a mess from loose trash and literal human waste which was left to…read moreferment on the floor. The selection of alcohol is fantastic, but you'd never know from the owner/employees who are some of the rudest people you'll meet in Oak Ridge. I've seen the owner berating customers for taking too long, asking questions about products, or just because he felt like it. If you can help it, AVOID THIS PLACE, I promise you anything better is right around the corner.

Turnpike Wine & Spirits has the best wine and liquor selection -- and the best prices -- in Oak…read moreRidge. Now, Tennessee is not my favorite place to buy booze. The state's liquor laws restrict sale of wine to liquor stores (not grocery stores), don't permit liquor stores to sell beer (except for high-alcohol beers that aren't allowed in grocery stores), limit retailers to just one store location (no chains are allowed, and stores can't even warehouse their merchandise off of their premises), and liquor stores can't sell anything except booze (no corkscrews, no chips, no wine glasses -- just wine and distilled spirits). As a result of those things (not to mention the state's long-standing cultural attitudes toward alcohol), Tennessee liquor stores tend to be pretty basic, and you often can find better prices, better selection, and more knowledgeable staff in other states... However, I live in Oak Ridge so I buy a lot of my wine and other potables here, and Turnpike is as good as it gets in Oak Ridge. They're not real big, but they're the biggest liquor store in town, they carry a decent variety of wines, and they keep their prices competitive. I especially appreciate their large selection of 1.5-L bottles of Australian wine at good prices. The staff are happy to engage in interesting conversation when they're not busy with tasks like running the cash register and helping customers carry their purchases to their cars (and they do provide a lot of that kind of help). On a recent visit I was blown away to hear NPR News playing on the radio -- not a typical East Tennessee experience.

The smells have gone so I ventured back inside. It carries low end products at reasonable prices…read morethat cater for the local communities. Beer and wine selection is not good at all. There are better choices in town.

Best place in Oak Ridge to get basic alcohol drinks. Not much beer options but I personally don't…read morereally like beer. Staff is friendly and super helpful. I checked out the one review on here and I honestly don't see what that person is talking about. I got there constantly as I did for a couple of years now and I never noticed a smell. The store is clean, I've heard people compliment how well it smells inside the store. Seems to me person who wrote that review just wanted to complain about something.

This the most organized and cleanest liquor store I've ever been to. It's next to the Shell Station…read moreand there's plenty of parking. You walk in and it's spacious and everything is categorized. You have a section for moonshine, wines, liquors, bourbon, whiskey, craft beers, tequila and more. They even have hot sauces, snacks, and ice to go. We mainly went for local craft beers and a bottle of vodka. For parties and big events, I would come here. It's nice and classy. Has a nice selection of booze all around at a reasonable price.

Back to leave another review. This place is always clean and well maintained with a staff that is…read moreout of this world helpful and engaging. They offer food snacks that provide a nice convenience but it's the sought after bottle selection that matter to be. Many liquor stores exist in Gatlinburg but if you are looking for unicorn type bottles like; Pappy Van Winkle, Weller, Elmer T Lee, Rock Hill Farms, etc. You have a great change of finding rare bottles here. This is the areas biggest store and biggest selection. I picked up this bottle of Old Forester Birthday Bourbon just last week.

Nice little liquor store located off exit near Tennessee-Kentucky border. Was surprised to see…read morethey have a rather extensive selection of bourbons including some high priced ones. They offered all the standard spirits plus a selection of beers, "moonshines", and some canned cocktails and drinks. The prices are reasonable. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable.

I stopped by State Line Liquor while passing through, hoping to pick up a couple of bottles of…read morebourbon I can't get back home. They had Four Roses Single Barrel, which were clearly marked at $65 each. They also had the new red-label Four Roses bottle for $65, which seemed like a fair deal. When I went to check out, I was told they wouldn't sell me the two bottles of Single Barrel that were marked at $65. The employee even suggested I could "come back and buy them later." I explained that I was from out of state and wouldn't have the chance to return, but they still refused to sell them to me. If the bottles aren't for sale, why are they on the shelf with a price tag? It's disappointing and unprofessional to put something out on display and then refuse to sell it. I expected better service and transparency. As a bourbon enthusiast, I'll be taking my business elsewhere in the future and think you should too!! Just to be clear, these were on the shelf where you could grab them yourself they were not behind the counter with all of their overpriced allocated bourbon !!! (Some priced twice secondary prices)

My husband and I stopped in here on our way to Asheville. We saw the signs and figured why not?…read moreThere is a huge selection of moonshine! So, if you like moonshine, this is the place for you. There was also a decent variety of liquor as well as mixers. The craft beer was lacking, but there was a big selection of basic beer brands in the cooler. The store was clean, and the staff was friendly. It was worth the stop.

Purchased two bottles of smoky Mountain Tennessee cherries. He wrapped them all up in paper, put…read morethem all straight in a bag. When I got home to Florida one was leaking out. Has not been open. And said there was nothing he could do. I asked him are they OK to eat. As I looked online and it replied, probably not good to eat. He said sure he would eat them. So I have no idea what to do. With the cherries. I guess eat one to see if I get sick? I have no idea. But just a replacement would be great. As I drive by there all the time. Oh well, my loss of $28 I reckon.