These are 2 of my favorite wines, and I been them on a regular basis so I'm familiar with the…read moretypical price for them. Usually on sale(which they always are)you can get them for $15-17. We also brought a 12- pack of corona that was $16.99. They are the closest liquor store to our cottage any for many, so they can make there prices high. Most people (like us) don't want to drive the extra 15 miles into town. But it is a huge place and I guarantee they will have whet you are looking for. They also always give you a free bag of ice with every purchase.

This liquor store has a great selection of beer, wine and spirits. Best of all, prices are great!read more

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.

Incredible selection of all things booze. Spirits, wine and beer. I live in Minnesota and come to…read moreHappy Harry's for their bourbon selection. Great staff that are always there to help. They have a great selection of local beers and even offer singles where you can make a customized six pack. Great sales too. They have massive sales on wine during Easter and Thanksgiving. A must stop for me when I want to round out that case or splurge on some of those high priced wines.

I experienced racial discrimination today at Happy Harry's on 45th in Fargo ND, while trying to buy…read morewine for Thanksgiving Dinner. When asked for ID, I presented my Federal Tribal ID card, which I have always been proud to offer. The clerk said he can only accept it if I produced a birth certificate to go along with it. While explaining that our Tribal Id's come with holographic imprint, our social security number, birth date, full name, address, and tribal affiliation, the clerk raised his voice at me and barked "We are trained not to accept federal tribal id's!" Several nearby cashiers heard the commotion and chimed in agreement, loudly telling me and my girlfriend to leave. The manager, Sam, rushed toward me with unnecessary force and yelled, "You need to leave!" As a fellow local business owner I was surprised at the hostility Happy Harry's employees are allowed to display towards customers. I left humiliated, without the wine, that ironically, was for the holiday that celebrates Native Americans accepting the White Man, by offering dinner...probably with wine.

Wound up for a quick stop in while we were in town picking up some furniture. The craziest bourbon…read moreselection my collector husband has seen in awhile. Fair pricing overall - worth a stop in