If you want a wide selection of beer, this is the place to go. They also sell cigarettes, cigars,…read moreand frozen slushy with alcohol. The place is very clean and bright. The staff is very friendly.

Amazing selection for a beer store... prices are fair and employees are always helpful when looking…read morefor something specific. If they somehow don't have what you need they will order it for you!

This is one of the older and smaller "liquor" stores that hasn't undergone the makeover that most…read moreother locations have. The aisle are small making it tough to maneuver a basket or cart. I came at an off hour around lunch on a weekday and it was still fairly busy. They have a decent selection for their size but really just not comparable to the revamped locations that are three to four sizes bigger. Their liquor selection is really basic, but I found the wine selection to be adequate, and the employees friendly. It will do in a pinch, or in my case, they had a specific bottle of Rye that I wanted that other locations were out of. They would better served to remodel and open in a bigger store front.

From the owner: As one of the largest purchasers of wine and spirits in the world, Fine Wine & Good Spirits is able…read moreto provide Pennsylvania consumers with a wide selection of products at more than 600 Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores located throughout the commonwealth. If you want to shop from home, go to FineWineAndGoodSpirits.com which offers product information, exclusive products available for purchase, tempting food pairing ideas and helpful entertaining tips. Browse the unique selection of wine and spirits from around the globe, place an order and get it shipped to your home or business. Our goal is to provide consumers with a world-class shopping experience that is both educational and convenient.

They actually have some brand of pumpkin spiced whiskey...I'm dead. NO! French vino only, please...read more

This is a pretty nice store that's a pain to get to, even if it's on your right on Rt. 22. It's in…read morean odd plaza (next to Primate Bros.). Once you get past the awkward entrance and parking lot, you're surprised by a much larger than it looks store that's organize fairly well. The decor of this store is more in line with their East Liberty store than the 80's bright AF stores that are still out there. They have lots of choices and the shelves were stocked fairly well. There are similarly decorated stores that were just a lot smaller and I'm guessing it's based on location. If I lived in the area, I'l be comfortable making this my regular store and either venturing to East Liberty or Fox Chapel for special occasions or harder to find items.

Just another beer place. Most of the beer isn't in coolers. At least one member of the staff is…read morepermanently drunk. There's no air conditioning. What more do you expect? This is more a place to grab domestic beer, booze slushies, and play the lotto. Not good. Not inherently bad. It's all we have without the gas station beer purchase limits.

Beer Minimum gets one star because they have beer. I must assume that "Minimum" refers to their…read morelevel of care for their product and/or customers. I was on my way to a picnic when I stopped by Beer Minimum to grab a case of Oskar Blues' Mama's Little Yella Pils. Later, while throwing some of the cans in a cooler, I noticed some dried mold on the bottom of the cardboard carry - not a good sign. At the picnic, I noticed that the beer was not quite what I remembered it to be (understatement). The next day, I found the canning date to be April 14, 2009 - almost a year and a half old. I returned to Beer Minimum with the remaining two six packs today. First they tried to tell me the beer wasn't necessarily bad. Then they tried to give me two replacement six packs of the same, equally old, beer. After a few calls to the owner and some awkward conversation, the lady directed me to Vecenie's Distributor from whom Beer Minimum got the Pils. I reminded her that I got the beer from Beer Minimum. She told me that I could have purchased that beer anywhere. I told her that her computerized records will indicate that I purchased it there. One obstacle to my return was that I did not have a receipt. Unfortunately, I don't recall ever even getting a receipt. Anyway, I left the two fetid six packs with the lady at Beer Minimum. It must be noted that this is the second time that I have purchased old beer from Beer Minimum. The first time happened about seven years ago when I moved to this area. I successfully returned, but it was still a pain in the.... I had boycotted them for several years as a result. I slowly started going there again because they are the closest distributor to my home. I always checked the dates and kept the receipts. This time, they caught me off guard. The moral of the story: I cannot, with a clear conscience, recommend this place. If you must go there, be sure to check the date of the beer you want to buy and save the receipt. Ask for help only if you want to feel uncomfortable. Buying beer should not be an adversarial relationship.

Come here frequently for all our beer and seltzer purchases. The staff are knowledgeable, kind and…read morealways ready to suggest something if you need them to. The prices are reasonable and this store has a wide selection.

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Sure is crowded in this place, but by appearances they have every beer and fizzy girly drink…read moreavailable for you to choose from. From standard domestics, IPA, Craft and foreign selections...they're here. Seltzer soda fruity stuff too. Impressive.

Super friendly staff, and a nice mix of local and regional craft beers. Definitely a nice…read morealternative to a grocery store or big box

I buy my overpriced liquor and wine here because I live in Pennsylvania. Yes good old PA won't…read moreloosen the reigns on their liquor laws so we are stuck going to the state store to purchase our hooch. Now these stores have come a long way than those of the past. They are now, mostly, in large storefronts (or their own brick and mortars) with ample space and selections. Usually my only real complaint, besides being forced to purchase booze here is there always seems like a line of 4-5 people and only one person ringing people up, while the rest of the employees, oh I don't know, do nothing. One of the last times I stopped in I got in line behind a lady with about $400.00 worth of booze. It was the "holiday season" so who am I to judge. In the meantime there was another lady behind the same counter giving samples of Gin. She kept announcing loudly to the 7 or 8 people in line "we are sampling Gin today, anyone want to sample some Gin?" It sure would have been nice if she would have sampled running a register instead so I could get the hell out of there. Overall, spacious, clean and with many locations dare I say semi-convenient??? Only if you live in PA that is.