Each & every employee greets each & every customer as they come through the doors; not to mention…read moreoffering a helpful hand with your purchase on the way out! Efficient & friendly- What a great mix

From the owner: Where buying your favorite Beer, Wine and Spirits help serve the Community you in which you live…read more Competitive prices and charming service will have you out the door in no time to enjoy the beauty of Alexandria.

I have made it my go to store. One of the owners ordered my favorite tequila for me and she has…read morealways been very patient and helpful. Great store with great employees!! jeffrey

From the owner: You will find the largest selection of liquor, wine, and beer in the area at Valley Liquor…read moreincluding a wide variety of specialty and import beers. We are your local smoke shop with state minimum cigarette prices by the carton, low prices on smokeless products along with RYO tobacco and supplies. We specialize in low, low pricing on wine and liquor by the case and offer volume discounts on beer as well! Come see us and ask about your favorites!

Best liquor store in town, always buy my alcohol there. Very solid people working there, always…read morefriendly.

We always stop in here to get our annual liquor haul for the lake and think that they have great…read moreinventory! My husband always likes to pick up a nice bottle of bourbon or whiskey and he loves their selection. This past trip, we picked up a handle of Tito's vodka, gin, whiskey, bourbon, wine, Grain Belt, and more to restock the cabin. They even had a few of my favorite inexpensive wines! All in all, LT's is a great place to make a liquor run! We'll see you next year!

Jess is an amazing bartender. Fun, friendly, and makes a great drink. Will come back for sure!!!!!read more

OK I'm used to real liquor stores but i was amazed they do carry some very nice things at…read morereasonable prices their cigar section lacks alot to be desired but i did get a Don Tomas clasico for 3 bucks good deal i think and they are very helpful if you cant find it they'll do their best to help you as well as they'll order things for you as well so yeah not a bad place and of course its the only store in town

The Brookings Municipal Liquor Store is a typical city racket in a college town. If you can buy…read moreliquor somewhere else, you'll find it 15% cheaper. Almost guaranteed. They do have good selection, though. Very nice, new location as of 2007ish. It's the only option for liquor.

Becky is so knowledgeable about the wines there. We always find something we want to try.read more

This place is FANTASTIC!…read more A little liquor store located @ the Grande Depot next to Accentric in St. Cloud. We visited on a Wednesday evening & were suprised to find that Cork & Cask features complimentary wine tastings daily during store hours. How nice! The selection of beer & wine included many options we had not experienced including chocolate espresso wine, Climber wine (wine in a pouch w/ a caribeener)a huge variety of local beer & distinctive imports. There were also various wine & beer gifts spread throughout the store. The wine tasting, coupled with meat & cheese samples from the neighboring Accentric Home Store & Deli, it was a nice way to start the evening & to experience all the Cork & Cask had to offer. What a great place! A must-visit if you are in the area.

How I could be the first to write a review for this place is understandable; I mean, I am in…read moreWatertown SD. I have family from here, so I've been visiting this area for years and years. Since I've gotten older, (aka, legal age of drinking), I've dabbled here and there with different wines and whatnot. This visit to my family's gave me the opportunity to try and test different varieties and regions. This brings us to Hyvee Wines. As an add-on store across the "highway" from the real Hyvee, this store is freaking awesome. The wines are categorized by region, while other parts are categorized by types. Although this makes things slightly more difficult, it allowed me to actually browse through types of wines I'm not so familiar with. There was even an entire column dedicated to South Dakota wines! Although as tempting as it sounded, I think I'll stick with French and Italian wines for now. The gist of what I'm getting at is that, for being a typical wine shop in South Dakota, they could boast more than 5x the amount of wines I would be able to find in my typical wine shop in NYC.