We stopped in for a Weller tasting. The owners were very nice and knowledgeable about both the wine…read moreand bourbon. It is a great little hidden gem.

New ownership that are customer focused! Great service, selection of beer/liquor/wine/cigars, and…read moreatmosphere!

I used my bank card at their establishment, a couple weeks ago. I normally do not use that card, so…read moreit was only used, at that store, within the past two months. My bank called because someone was trying to buy shoes in London and they knew it wasn't me. They were 100% sure, that my card information was stolen from Spruce Street liquor. For that reason, I will never shop there again. Though I did let the owner know about the situation.

Horrible customer service and prices on the shelf are not the same at check out. I bought a simple…read morebox of wine and there was a $3.00 difference at check out. When I mentioned and asked for the adjustment, she said "we don't do that here". No problem, I don't shop there anymore. There are too many places that have great customer service and aren't false advertising their merchandise to shop here.

Just wanted to add a bit to my previous review. Connies has continued to be the only liquor spot in…read morethe area that I am willing to give my business to. Connie and her staff have gone out of their way to order in hard to find liquor time and time again. Although some of the staff no longer work there, I am still impressed with the staff as they really do make you feel welcome. Again tonight as I picked up a bottle of Cabo Wabo and Pendleton, I was amazed at the selection and overall cleanliness of the store. Something that is hard to find any more....and Connies ranks among the best.

Connie's is like a piece of coal set to become a diamond in the future, yet burned to ash by the…read moredeplorable attitude of Connie herself. Every time I have gone there and Connie is at the window, I have had a less than pleasant experience. She scoffs audibly and shakes her head, as if your patronage bothers her, if you decide to add another beer to your order. She complains when you hand her a 20 dollar bill, or any other denomination of currency that she is not prepared to accept at that time. And she will roll her eyes in exasperation if you interrupt her and a buddy's lengthy personal conversion because you need to check out, snap at you that she'll be there in a minute, and then conversate to her friend for another 10 minutes. Finally, there is her general tendency to help you with a cigarette in her hand or dangling from her mouth. These are just a couple of the examples of behaviors that you, a new customer or a regular, can expect to encounter or have probably already experienced. In my opinion, Connie wants a successful liquor store with no customers. She is currently working hard on the equation to make that a reality.

They are always such great people. So convenient, courteous, always have everything I'm looking…read morefor. I will definitely shop here again. Thank you and I look forward to shopping there again.

The friendliest liquor store in town with the best selection! We are new to town but they are…read morequickly becoming like family.

Lansing Liquor is as good as it gets for the Lansing/Leavenworth area. Take it from an avid…read morecollector / aficionado who's visited every (yes, every) liquor store in the Leavenworth area - this place has by far the largest selection. I've done the due diligence on this one. Only if you're willing to drive 45 minutes to Bubble's in Kansas City will you do better in terms of rare / limited releases (but Lansing will usually acquire something if you ask). They have a Military Monday 10% discount that is WONDERFUL if it applies to you. Especially if you start scooping up that Glenmorangie Ealanta or Ron Zacapa Centenario 23 Sistema Solera - saves you enough to toss in a wine bottle or two with the difference. Even then, the prices at Lansing always beat online retailers (even before shipping & handling), so if they've got it in stock you're better off making the short drive to acquire it. I believe they still have a deal where you can get discounts for buying entire cases as well (for all you bulk buyers). The owners / managers are super nice and always willing to chat with you about what you like or what you're looking for. They go out of their way to live up to "the best selection in Leavenworth", and they always recognize the regulars. It's good to walk into a local store where they *sometimes* know your name but they're always glad you came. They'll talk just to be friendly too - it doesn't have to be about spirits or wine. Here's just a run-down on their superb selection (predicated entirely on my own recollection) after about a month of shopping: Their range of bourbons and ryes (including many small-batch local releases) is outstanding and enough to make me a regular. When it comes to top shelf, nobody here beats them: I'm talking Breckenridge Bourbon, High West expressions, Blanton's, Four Roses Small Batch and Single Barrel, Bulleit, Templeton Rye, Colonel E.H. Taylor, Maker's 46, Bernheim's Wheat Whiskey, and more. Their tequila and rum selection are modest, but it includes high quality offerings like Ron Zacapa, Don Julio, and Tequila Avion. Their cordials selection is HUGE, with just about every modifier you could want for a home bar. I even buy their sake every now and then (wish they'd get more Demon Slayer and nigori sake in though). Gin and vodka selections are outstanding as well. Venture off the beaten path and try some Leopold's or Hendrick's! Can't remember if they carry the Botanist or not, but I'm set either way (I'm sure I could ask). The Scotch selection is solid, but I do wish they carried a bit more in the Islay department. Some Bruichladdich would be nice - like a Black Art 3, Bere Barley, and Octomore, or even just the "Laddie 10". Hopefully they'll get some of Ardbeg's phenomenal expressions like Uigeadail and Corryvreckan. I understand many Missouri / Kansas drinkers just don't hit that peaty sauce too often, which is a shame. I've tried local tastings based on phenomenal, rare smoke bombs and few people even wanted to try them :-( I blame the bourbon spoiling :-) Still, after trying hundreds of single malt expressions I'm ready to say that Ardbeg's Corryvreckan is the most amazing Scotch ever produced. Really hope they get some, since I'm running low. The Irish whisky is well-represented - all the big players. The wine and beer selections are solid - they've never left me wanting, even though my emphasis is on spirits. In short, you really just can't go wrong here. Happy to recommend these guys, since spirit-buying - for me - is serious business.