Until I discovered this place, I refused to spend money on wine from anywhere else but costco. They…read morehave an overwhelming selection of liquor. You can find virtually anything here in some unique flavours including special limited edition drinks. They have bottles for every budget. The staff really know their stuff inside out and around. They host wine tasting events throughout the month including free ones. The ones I've been to have been pretty good and reasonably priced. Usually you sample 7-8 wines and they provide very light snacks to go with it (cheese, bread, and deli meat). Sometimes they have pricier events in which I believe you get decent appies. Depending on the person pouring your wine you can get very lucky or unlucky with the amount you receive.

I live in Chicago and was desperately trying to find a bottle of Veuve Clicquot for an…read moreEdmonton-based bride whose wedding has been waylaid by COVID-19. Not only did deVine have multiple options from which to choose, but the friendly staff worked with us to arrange a surprise and specialized delivery to the bride for a virtual shower via Zoom. When the world opens up again and I'm able visit Edmonton, deVine will definitely be on my list.

A Yelp event introduced me to some amazing new Alberta distilleries so today I went on the hunt for…read moresome Eau Claire and Rig Hand products. Downtown Liquor was a bit challenging to find (it's actually on the lower level of the Cambridge Lofts building) but it was worth the hunt. A new business, they've only been open since October and their vision is to provide Edmontonians with unique and harder to find beer, wine and spirits (similar to Sherbrooke Liquor but in the downtown core). If your tastes run to Coors Light or Barefoot wines this may not be the place for you but if you're feeling adventurous you need to check it out! I was delighted to find a few products I've been searching for - light tonic water, Blindman Brewing's addictive blackcurrent kettle sour, and Eau Claire Distillery's newly released and incredibly delicious canned gin & tonic and EquinOx Mule bottled cocktails. Thomas was really helpful and knowledgeable and he gave me a tour of the store and gave me a sample of a new BC-made Caesar mix to try - Simps Caesar. It was SO GOOD, spicy and flavourful, and it's also free from MSG, gluten and it's vegan! No longer will my shellfish allergy hold me back from drinking Canada's favorite cocktail! Downtown Liquor is constantly expanding so if you have a product you'd like them to carry let them know. They also carry several different growlers, perfect for summer patio parties (if summer ever arrives). I'm excited to go back and browse when I have more time, I have a feeling I'm going to need a bigger fridge

This store was a bit difficult to locate, however, when I did, they had a fabulous selection of…read morewines. I was impressed with their variety and enjoyed shopping there.

For Kindzmarauli Red I searched the west end high and low…read moreOne or two did sell this wine priced twice LCBO. In this day of containers, shipping's pretty cheap So there is not a reason for a price to be that steep. Liquor International is right on Stony Plain I called, he said he had it, and there it would remain. LI's a rather run-down store, both inside and out But they carry lots of wines, liquors, soju, stout. Parking is quite easy, the place not hard to find, Their prices are quite reasonable and service very kind. The store clerk knows his alcohol. They're open 10 to 10, When I need a brew or wine, I will go there again.

This liquor store gets 4 stars not because it is a particularly great place to shop but because it…read moreis the only place in Edmonton where I can buy Georgian wine which is the best wine in the world. Once you try Tsinandali (white wine), Saperavi,Khvanchkara and Kindzmarauli (red wines), you will understand why Georgia is considered one of the top producers of wine. Liquor International carries both Georgian wine produced for domestic consumption (in this case, the wine is the real deal) and wine produced specifically for purposes of export (this wine is cheaper and of lower quality). Make sure to ask the sales associate which is which, but basically the price tag tells the story. A bottle of real Georgian wine will cost about $50. Cheaper alternative created for export - around $25. If you are eager to try Georgian wine and there is none in stock, the sales person will write your name down, and call you when new stock arrives. P.S. For no apparent reason, Liquor Interntional accepts Canadian Tire money.

I went in looking for a particular wine. They did not have it…read more I was told they would be happy to order it in for me. It took exactly one week. I received 10% off my order :) It was loaded into my car and I was so grateful. They offered me a glass of Scotch or Bourbon. How nice! It was a little early for me to start drinking, but I'll take a rain check. There is usually a tasting of some sort on a weekly basis. The sandwich board at the front has the details. Really impressed with the beer selection as well. Nice, clean family run store.

Wow, am I ever in love with this place!! Their main focus is beer. From Craft beer, to Imports to…read morethe rare and hard to find. The people who own and work in this store really love ale! They are so helpful, so fun and so focused on helping you find your perfect brew. They have jugs along the back wall where the Kegs are located, so you can try out a draft or two and then take a jug of it home with you - I believe it stays fresh for quite a while too, as long as it is sealed properly. They have tastings classes and beer nights. Invite beer and liquor reps in for events. A big shout out to the Beer Geeks! The selection of liquor is also very good as is the wine. Last time I was in they had a table up front of *sale vino! I assume this is to get older stock out of the way/make room for new vintages. What ever the reason, I love picking up a great bottle and getting a deal! It is very conveniently located for all of us who live on the South Side. Just off the Whytemud on 99th before it turns into Parsons Road. My only gripe... Twice I have showed up on a Sunday, forgetting they are closed ;p

Visited Aligra many a times & experienced a customer friendly atmosphere especially in contact with…read moreHarry. Last night I got the opportunity to visit & experience variety of wine tasting in the presence of 5 leading wine importers from France, Italy, Australia, South Africa, Argentina with a detailed explanation how the wines were manufactured, country, regions of origin, how to choose wines for special cuisines a must know thing by a wine enthusiast. I enjoyed the event very much and appreciate the demonstrations & cutometers experiencing of wine tastings facilitated by the company representatives as well as the owners Alison & Grant's warm & customer friendly approach towards all those present. Thank you, Harry, for a well-coordinated event organized to boost the appetite of wine lovers.

This isn't really the kind of place you just grab a case of beers for the weekend from, although…read moreyou can certainly buy it here. I prefer to come here when I'm looking for something special, like a gift. Their specialty is wine, but you can still ask them about other things. We've taken their advice on tequila and rum, and so far no complaints. Today, I went in looking for a very specific beer for a wonderful computer geek who fixed my incredibly temperamental piece of...Dell. Anyway, I found the Innis and Gunn type he likes, four different kinds, and 'Trooper' from Robinson's Brewery, named for the Iron Maiden song. They ranged in price from $3.23 to $5.42, which is decent in my opinion. In fact, this goes on the Christmas List, because I'm going to be grabbing more later for stocking stuffers. Of course, if you're looking for something super cool and pricey, they keep the $400 champagne on the highest shelves behind the till.

Great selection , great displays . Plus they will price match any other liquor stores in the Parkread more

Great store, great deal. I always visit where ever I when I visit Alberta from Ontario.read more

This location has been a liquor store for many years but has changed names quite a bit recently…read more It has recently changed to ABLO -- Alberta Liquor Outlet, which sounds like a low end liquor store name. I went there for the first time the other day and found that it hasn't changed a lot from its previous incarnation. I did find one of our favourite wines that we couldn't find at this location under previous owners so that was a win. The one big change I noticed was a cooler at the front dedicated to Alberta craft beer. That will get me coming back. The other liquor stores that had this location had a very small selection of any craft beer so I am glad to see this section with the new owners. There is also another cooler with more craft beer and cider type drinks. The cooler at the back of the store is mostly the big beer, cider and cooler producers. They do have a small selection of gifts and gadgets. The staff wear masks and they have a plexi shield at the front counter as well. I wish the out door was motorized though as it is narrow and with a full box of wine can be awkward to get through. Lots of parking as this is in a strip mall. Lots of other cool stores to check out while you are here!

Truly the best, most attentive customer service I have had in so long it was notable. I NEVER write…read morereviews but I am for this because the team working tonight was unreal. They truly went above and beyond, helping me find things I was looking for, carrying my cart, double bagging everything so nothing broke, and even carrying everything out to my car for me. I'll go back to support this place, even though it's out of my way because they were so fantastic. I also witnessed a woman come in while I was shopping who was fundraising and it appeared they supported her which is so nice to see local business giving back to the community. 10/10 would recommend!

This store really stepped up during the pandemic. They…read moreobserve the protocols and I feel quite safe. The prices are hard to beat. I went in to do a little re-stocking. Wine was not on my list, but I found a special on Jackson Triggs chardonnay. I bought one bottle. 2 days later, I decided to go back a pick up the whole case. I was told the sale had ended. I started to whinge a bit and pleaded that I made a special trip to pick up this wine. The manager honored the sale price and I walked away a happy customer. Always a decent selection. I'll remain a faithful customer.

You need liquor? Oh, they've got liquor…read more It's not a specialty liquor store. Let's get that clear right off the bat. You're not going to find 100+ kinds of beer or very very rare wines here. You probably won't even find staff that are experts. Sure, they're friendly young'uns who can show you where a particular product is shelved and maybe a bit about it, but that's about it. But what you will find is a good selection of liquor at very, very good prices. Since you can't buy liquor with your groceries in Canada, I always end up making separate trips, but since this is in the same parking lot as Superstore, it's essentially one trip. If I need to pick up some rum, vodka, basic beer or coolers, I almost always visit here.