Being from California, we had never been to a Guess Who store before, so we were not quite sure…read morewhat to expect when we walked in. From the moment we entered, we were genuinely impressed. The store was extremely clean, well organized, and inviting, which immediately made browsing enjoyable. Everyone we encountered was very friendly and welcoming, creating a relaxed and positive atmosphere that made us want to take our time and explore every aisle. This place is absolutely amazing and, in our opinion, beats BevMo by 110 percent. The selection is impressive, and the layout makes it easy to find what you are looking for while also discovering new things you did not even know you needed. I loved how this store truly has everything you could possibly think of when it comes to wine and entertaining. From a great variety of wines to adorable wine stoppers, stylish coasters, and beautifully designed wine bags, there were so many unique and thoughtful items that would make perfect gifts or additions to your own home. The customer service really stood out and took the experience to another level. A special thank you to Elena, who took the time to help us find the perfect wine. She was knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely kind, and I truly appreciated the attention and care she gave us. The cashier was also incredibly nice and friendly, which made checking out just as pleasant as the rest of the visit. Another great surprise was the variety of snacks available. It was nice to see so many options that pair well with wine, making this a true one stop shop. Overall, this store exceeded our expectations in every way. I honestly wish we had a store like this in California. The next time we are in the area, we will definitely be stopping by again. This is a must visit spot for wine lovers and anyone looking for great service and a fantastic shopping experience.

Before leaving Arkansas to head back home, I wanted to pick up some gifts for family who had been…read moretaking care of my house and animals. Guess Who was near our hotel in Bentonville. I had seen a few of them on our recent travels through The Natural State. It was early in the morning, but they were open. Lol. Right away I noticed a few things... being warmly greeted. Clean store. The prices were low. I grabbed a bottle of Post Moscato ($10.28) made in Altus for my mom. For my brothers, I let them choose between Wild Parallel (straight bourbon whiskey finished in toasted oak barrels $39.28) and Fox Trail (Arkansas straight bourbon whiskey $45.72). I had one of the very friendly employees guide me to the best, most locally-owned and made at reasonable prices. Appreciated! My brothers drank every last drop before I had a chance to crash their pads too. Jerks. Oh, but they both said they were both "pretty damn good." I would be a frequent visitor if my hometown had this store. TIP There was quite a bit of Razorback gifts like shot glasses, glasses, koozies, and bottle openers towards the back.

My guy got upset when I asked for a tiny paper bag for my 40oz and pint, instead of plastic…read more He proceeded to get more pissed off when he reached for a large paper bag, and I said I didn't want it. He instructed me that both items wouldn't fit in the bag I requested. (They might) THERE YOU GO THANKS! PERFECT! A LITTLE SLEEVE. THANKS! THERE YOU GO was the rest of our interaction. Take off your Colorado shirt if you're going to be a prick.

I came here to do some shopping. It's a nice liquor store very friendly people inside. They asked…read moreme what I was looking for. I said Heineken and Patron, she shows me the Patron and the prices here are a lil steep for me. I'm use to buying in bulk and getting bulk prices. I noticed the beer prices here are a lil more than what I'm use to. But it's a nice store just kinda overpriced for me. I'll stick to my regular liquor store that's just a bit cheaper!!!

What a nice liquor store. They have a very clean and well stocked store…read more I like coming here during the holidays to see all there gift sets they only have during the holidays. I have noticed the prices are just a little higher here but you get great service from here.

There are several reviews about the owner's paranoid and rude son that is very similar to my…read moreexperience. I've only been here once or twice in the past. I went in to grab a bottle of champagne for New Years and then browse their bourbon selection. First thing I noticed in the door was that it absolutely reeked of pot. The sales rep kept following me and watching me in every aisle and constantly asking what I was looking for. I told him I was just browsing but he didn't like that answer and keep following/asking. Gave off a huge creepy vibe. He asked if I was from around here. I am but said no I was traveling through due to his extreme creepiness. To get him to stop asking what I was looking for I asked if they had anything from Buffalo Trace like Eagle Rare. His response in a really condescending tone: "Oh, you mean like allocated stuff. Yeah, we have quite a bit of that. But that's all for our local, loyal customer not for just anyone traveling through. We only offer that stuff to customers that spend ten or twenty thousand a year with us." Yeah right dude. I'm sure there are lots of people that spend 20k with you to get a $30 bottle of Eagle Rare I can get down the road at Macs. Complete jerk for no reason. Definitely never stopping in here again.

My friend was hosting Thanksgiving dinner at her place and, well, we ran out of Club Soda…read more Desperately needed for the sangria, Nathan's was open. The only place open for this and thank goodness for it. And yes, a fully stocked liquor store is a big need for Thanksgiving to take the edge off of dealing with some folks who really do want to have an argument over politics while we're enjoying entirely too much good food. Easy to pop in to Nathan's, pick up four bottles of Club Soda (at $2.99 each!) and be on the way. I might also have grabbed a few minis of Fireball to secretly pass around to my fellow diners. [Review 1478 of 2025 - 415 in Arkansas - 25031 overall]

While visiting family in the area we stopped in to pick up a few adult libations. I wandered over…read moreto the back corner which has some very select wines and hard to find alcohols. I chatted with a gentleman there about their selection. I asked if they ever had tastings and was told they had stopped for a while but would be starting them again on Thursday evenings beginning at 4:00pm. (I would check with the store to confirm) They have a large selection of wines, as well as alcohol and a beer cooler. I'm not sure of the prices in AR, but they seem reasonable to me (from the Northeast). The store is nice and clean, well laid out, the staff were very friendly. If you are in the area and looking for anything from a table wine to a nice gift bottle, give them a try.

This is a decent liquor store with great selections of tequilas n craft beers from local breweries…read more Came in was greeted and asked if I needed any help. I noticed the prices are pretty competitive with other stores in the area. If they don't have what your looking for just ask they probably can order it for you. Friendly service here and I would definitely shop here again.

The cashier was amazing and great service. The sing dings suck but I wasn't very luckyread more

Great wine and liquor selection! Lovely ambiance and very knowledgeable staff! Most fairly priced…read moreliquor store in the area!

James did Bentonville a favor when he opened this store and the new owners are carrying on the…read moretradition! The staff is knowledgeable and able to help customers select wines to match their palate. They do an excellent job of making wine feel approachable so don't feel like you need to know a lot about wine to go there. They take the time to get to know you, understand what you are looking for and have wine options in all price points. There's a lovely bourbon selection too! If you want to learn more about wine and/or try a variety before committing to purchase, check out their wine classes! Excellent way to try before you buy and learn about what you like and to develop your wine palate! We love this store, the people and the selection!

You know something is great when people are waiting in line to get in--which is always the case for…read moreKing James Wine School. The classes are exceptional. The depth of knowledge about wine, the quality of the instruction, and the communication before and during each class are all outstanding. But what really sets King James apart is the wine. They don't fill the table with bottom-shelf bottles. You get the opportunity to taste some of the best wines available in Northwest Arkansas--premier vintages and producers from some of the great wine regions of the world. Even better, King James regularly brings in top winemakers and producers to talk about their wines, their vineyards, and what makes their products special. That kind of access makes the experience much more than simply tasting wine. Every class is an opportunity to learn something new, taste wines you might otherwise never have the chance to try, and meet people who genuinely appreciate wine. And honestly, the only thing better than the wines are Tim and Ben. Their knowledge, passion, humor, and ability to make everyone feel welcome are what make King James Wine School such a special experience. If you enjoy wine--or even if you're just beginning to learn about it--I can't recommend King James Wine School highly enough. It is simply one of the best wine experiences in Northwest Arkansas.

The store has a great variety of alcohol and beers. The drive through is an added bonus, if you…read moreknow what you want and don't feel like getting out of the car. I thought the staff was good & everything was stocked and again- they have a great variety of bourbon.

This shop has a pretty large liquor selection along with lots of beers, including many local…read morebreweries. I was looking for cider and found their selection pretty small, but they did have Black Apple's Strawberry Cider, which I've been wanting to try. My husband scoped out the beers. The one major frustration was that there were almost no single cans or bottles, most everything is in a pack, which meant we couldn't buy much because we were on a brief visit to the area. It would've been nice to try a wider variety.