A very thorough offering of just about any wine/liquor you can imagine. Clerks are very…read moreknowledgeable

This is one of the better liquor stores in the Memphis metro area. They have a wide and varied…read moreselection of spirits, wines , beers, and accoutrements. Whenever I'm in the neighborhood, I try to stop by, as I'll usually find something that my household hasn't yet tasted. I'm especially glad that they have a respectable selection of nonalcoholic beers to choose from. The employees here are usually very helpful, and the tastings that some of the purveyors have had are well-received.

Amin may not be a trained sommalier, but he's got some tricks that helped us to pick out the best…read morewine for us. And he made us smile in the process.

Large Variety. The guy was very helpful and nice. Prices are very reasonable to be located downtown…read morenear hotels. Large store and clean.

I love corkscrew!! It is our neighborhood liquor and wine store. The owner, staff, and partners are…read morealways so welcoming and tries to keep my favorite wines in stock. Chivalry is not dead . . . They always walk me out and carry my purchases to the car. I would recommend Corkscrew for your spirit and wine needs!

I used to live in downtown Memphis, and this is the nicest liquor store in the area, as well as one…read moreof the best in the city. The selection is awesome, and the service is outstanding. Who knew the best pinot is from Oregon? I didn't. I was perusing the aisles one day, shopping for a friend, when the guy behind the counter came over and offered help. He steered me away from the California wines and suggested that I buy pinot from yep, you guessed it, Oregon. My friend was so super-impressed with my selection that I was tempted to take all the credit myself. But I didn't. This is a really clean, friendly, well-stocked liquor store and since I work downtown, lucky me can still shop there for my favorite wines.

I was impressed with their comprehensive selection of nonalcoholic beers. Many of the brands are…read moresold as single cans, thereby allowing customers to select a nice sampling of various flavors. The employees here were helpful, efficient, and pleasant. If I lived nearer to this neighborhood, Joe's would be my go-to liquor store.

Joe's has some of the most helpful and knowledgeable staff around. They have a great selection of…read moreliquors, wines, and beer. The store is well organized and always clean. I've only had terrific experiences here. Will forever recommend to friends and family.

Great customer service. Reasonable prices. Nice area. Food places around within walking distance.read more

Affordable prices and a good selection of a lot of alcoholic drinks. The service is great and so…read moreare their personalities.

The place always has plenty to choose from, lots of friendly staff. It's always been a good place…read moreto do business

They are always nice and super helpful. Staff is great. Always a pleasure. Even though I don't…read moredrink anymore at all.

after bringing my purchase to the counter, which btw was substantially overpriced, I tried to make…read morelight conversation with the man.. but what I got was a feeling of hostility.. so not only do you pay a premium.. you get a feeling of 'we don't need your business'.. so that being said, he'll never get mine again..

The delivery was excellent. The store rep was very professional, on time and knew her job well.read more

On Sunday afternoon, 06/29/25, we dropped into Buster's East to check their price on Aperol; which…read more"THE" Girlfriend has become addicted to since our Mediterranean cruise earlier this year. We never expected, intended, or planned to buy anything during this visit. However, Bill shared an inside-story about the relationship of Meiomi and Boen wines. So, we bought two bottles of Boen Pinot Noir and opened one for our Sunday Dinner (Red Snapper sautéed with garlic, habaneros, olives, onions, and tomatoes; Yellow (Turmeric) Rice; and Tossed Salad). It was AWESOME!!!

They have a nice, but not an extensive selection of non-alcoholic beverages (which is important to…read moreme). For other members of my household, they carry just about anything that a person could want to imbibe in. The customer service from every single employee was on point. I really like that they have a tasting station for sampling their wares. The tidy public restrooms are a step up from the other location. I hope that they expand their food selection, and perhaps offer some of the deliciousness from Buster's Butcher, frozen offerings of which seem to have been discontinued.

It's not much to look at from the outside, but I'd been eyeing the place every time we stopped at…read moreGibson's. Once I heard about the growler filling station, I knew it was for me. We brought our HCB growler from home and headed in on a Saturday night. It was pretty quiet considering the day, which left us with time for some beer tasting and recommendations from the staff. We ended up with a great local brew at an even greater price; cheaper thsn a fill up at most other places in town. I can't say much for the other booze, but it looked like they had a pretty good selection.

Me (total wine idiot): "Ummm is it possible to get a 'nice' bottle of merlot for $30?"…read more Guy working: "Hell yeah. You can get an outstanding bottle of merlot for $30!" And then he hands me a bottle and I go home to one happy surprise. Truth be told, I would have never even noticed this place if my boyfriend and I weren't on a diet and staring down the donut store next door to it. We were craving either sweets or alcohol and decided that red wine was the "healthier" cheat. So in we went. It is a cute little shop, pretty small, and very cramped, but the staff impressed me 100%. They know their stuff and I love that he didn't make me feel stupid when I admitted to not knowing a thing about wine. Instead, he just said here you go and enjoy.

I'm very happy I found this place. They strictly I.D. people and even pay attention to credit cards…read morenot matching the person. (E.g. a female using a male's credit card.) The cashier who worked tonight deserves a bonus or raise, both even. Not kidding, he deserves and I'd even buy him lunch if I could. I praise the owner for hiring such a smart and aware cashier. Along with my experience tonight, I noticed that they have a great selection of spirits, and this cashier was friendly and approachable to other customers. Dear Owner, please keep this cashier! He is a very valuable asset to your company and consumers. I wish I caught his name, but it's October 27th 2019. The cashier closing tonight, him, he is exactly who you need in your store! I love meeting someone who has the shop's best interest at heart. Great job you guys!

I am absolutely shocked at possibly the rudest interaction I've ever had with a business. And as…read moreI've been there several times, I know it was the OWNER who answered my call. All I wanted to know: 1) what the hours were and if he expected them to change 2) if they had unfiltered sake. Before I could finish asking about possible hour changes or closures, he aggressively said "your guess is as good as mine", then hung up. I called back and asked if we were disconnected or if he actually hung up on me. He says, "ma'am, I have no time to answer your questions. I don't know. Right now we are open". I said I actually did have a question about sake but wouldn't take up any more of his time. He hung up on me again. After years of spending a lot of money on scotch and champagne there, I will Never go back, and will always remember this exquisitely abrasive conversation. My family and friends will share this experience too. I suggest no one ever call this business if they want to keep going there.