It went from a run of the mill, hole in the wall liquor store with a convenient drive-through…read morewindow to a classy wine shop specializing in adult beverages- aka high end wines and craft beers. I don't know about you, but I like the changes. The prices went up some, but so did quality and quantity. It isn't just cases of Bud Light, beef jerky, lotto tickets, convenience store staples like eggs, milk and ding dongs anymore! Not too shabby. It's not your dad's liquor store. The changes were subtle in the beginning and happened over time when Sam's son took over the store. I like the changes. If there's anything that you want that isn't on the shelves, just ask him and he'll custom order it. Very good variety of craft beers. They carry some nice lines, like Dirty Blonde, Bell's, Fat Tire, the Alchemist, Founder's, and a nice array of seasonals, IPA's and stouts.I like to pick up a mix and match six pack of craft beer when I'm in the area visiting in-law's. After those visits, I feel like treating myself. #TreatYoSelf

From the owner: Specialize in domestic, imported and craft beers. Variety of wines and champagne. Cigarettes,…read morecigars and hookah products. All can be purchased through the drive through window or in store.

Great wine selection…read more Prices are sometimes high for what you are getting, but they carry some unique labels that aren't readily available elsewhere. They have wines that sell at various price points, from their own in-house label that usually sells for about $8 a bottle to the $150 bottles of French reds. Overall, it's a cool, niche wine shop that sells a lot more than just wine. They have a huge variety of craft beers (Dirty Bastard, Bell's, Dirty Blonde, etc) as well, plus wine accessories (bottle stoppers and openers, wine racks, stemware) and even some dairy items in the refrigerated case. My husband's favorite New York Seltzer water is sold here, so I stop in sometimes just to pick it up for him (it comes in a couple flavors, including peach, which is his favorite, at about $1.50 a bottle). Check out some of the more obscure labels and the end caps for good deals on wine. I bought my limited edition "Madonna" wines from the Ciccone winery here, which is difficult to find in these parts. The staff is usually courteous and helpful, but two guys that work here are more knowledgeable than the lady who is here all the time (I think she's the owner). Ask them for a wine-food pairing suggestion and they'll talk your arm off. Whenever I buy wine or beer, they always put a cardboard slider between the bottles so that they don't clank in the bag. One caveat- they're still requiring a minimum purchase of at least $5 or more on all credit card transactions. They should discontinue that policy on the spot. It's dated.

This has been a very nice wine and beer shop in the past, but lately, the novelty of shopping here…read morehas worn off for me. As much as I've patronized this place, you would think the customer service would be better. It used to be (before they moved to the current farmers market location), but now, I hate to say this, but it's true- it sucks. The service is chilly and inattentive, even sometimes rude and unapproachable. I shop here often, have spent a chunk of change in here over the years, but the owners/clerks have just starting giving off a vibe of which that says they don't want to wait on you or be bothered with customers. This is largely a gourmet wine shop, and you would assume you would be getting a certain level of customer service, beyond the selection of gourmet wines and beer labels, etc. Well, lately that has gone out of the window and they act as if they are too busy to acknowledge anyone who stops in. They barely look up, don't acknowledge you and act as if you are bothering them if you ask for a price on something that is unmarked (there is occasionally inventory that is unmarked, especially stock where a certain bottle is the last of its label, etc). This happened just the other day. The woman behind the counter couldn't even be bothered to acknowledge my presence when I asked her about the price of an unmarked bottle. She rolled her eyes, whether intentionally or not. That's not okay. Yes, it's a nice shop, but their price gauging is getting out of hand. The markup is so extreme, it's not like they are the only game in town, which is the attitude they are projecting, at least that's how I have come to see it. With so many other options for quality wine and beer selections, why bother dealing with such abhorrent service and high prices when I can do better at another store? I like shopping locally, but this is not going to continue with such bad service. Another thing I have taken an issue with is their over-reliance on can craft beers. Everything is in a can. Really? You can't order bottles, anymore? I know a lot of nice craft beers come in cans, but it's not that many. This is silly. I don't care for beer in cans, I never have, and my wife abhors it. Plus, the selection of good, craft hard ciders, which I'm into these days, is quite lacking here.

They will rip you off with fees on everything with credit cards. Extra $5 to pay for lottery by…read morecredit card. Extra $2 for anything under $5 dollar purchase. Bank card fees don't cost that much so he being greedy and ripping off the people of Davison!!

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People where nice and family friendly, customer service was the best I had ever seen in that area…read moreof flint, a must stop if your in the area, the whole family loves dort liquor

Went in there about 5 minutes ago and the rude woman behind the counter just lost a customer. Maybe…read moreif she had any common sense, was literate, or cared anything about actual "customer service" it would have been different. I was trying to ask a question maybe 5 times and she kept cutting me off acting like an idiot. Don't waste your time going there, it's ghetto AF and I'd rather spend my money somewhere they actually treat you with some decency.