Large warehouse style wine/beer/liquor store. Huge selection. Located in a stripmall with a lot of…read moreparking. Inside is clean, bright, well maintained. Good signage for the various types of products. Staff was great, helpful and nice. They also have sample stations. There is also a classroom in the back for classes (they have a schedule you can book into).

I was here on Halloween for the bubbly wine tasting class. I am a regular at Total Wine but it was…read moremy first wine class. They are held in the back of the store in acute room that has maps on the wall of the different wine regions. We signed in and there were some cheese and crackers and a few other snacks. We sat down and listened to Tony tell us about the differences between cava, Prosecco and French champagne. I was surprised that we were told we could only sample three of the eight options. They said it was a state of Michigan law. I wanted to try them all! Tony was knowledgeable and had a sense of humor. He presented the information in a understandable way. The classes are free but book up early. I thoroughly enjoyed this and ended up going home with several hundred dollars worth of French champagne!

This store is great. They have everything you need and they are the are very helpful. I would like…read moreto thank them for their service!

Boozy wonderland!…read more Awesome selection of local Michigan beers and a ton of fancy (and not so fancy) liquors to choose from as well. The staff here is always really nice. There's a particular guy here who has held 6 packs of new limited edition Short's beers for my fella because he knows he likes to try them. Sometimes those things sell out so I've always been impressed by that. Standard prices and I like that it's on the south-side of town so it's not super crazy busy or crowded there.

Blue front has some interesting choices, I'll give them that. However, you should be aware that…read moreeverything is completely over priced. This is not to mention that every single craft beer that they are selling is expired. This is not a joke. If you're seeing this and planning on going take any craft beer out of the fridge and check the expiration. Granted, I know it's beer so it won't matter much but just the lack of effort from this place and considering the steep prices just don't go here. Campus corner is right across the street, go there. As for the photo, my roommate went there yesterday and I was so confident his beers would be expired I knew I had to take a photo to prove it.

The version of Blue Front that I mentioned in my review has closed permanently. The new owner has a…read morenew business model that involves less high-end alcohol and more non-alcoholic items. From what I've read, it will be more like a convenience store which will probably fit the neighborhood better.

They supplied alcohol for my wedding, Maher was great to work with and had very reasonable prices…read more Like crazy good for an open bar. He encouraged me to order less though and we did end up running out, and the liquor store by the venue said that happened a lot. Anyways, overall it was a great experience!

Great selection of whisky/bourbon! Store picks were excellent. Jason was friendly and very…read moreknowledgeable of their inventory. He offered tastings and quickly honed in on my palate preferences and made great recommendations. I may have bought more than I needed, but I was very happy with every bottle I bought. It was great to buy from someone who was knowledgeable and passionate about the product. I will definitely be back anytime I'm near Ann Arbor.

A huge thank you to Charles at the beer depot. He was so helpful and kind when I couldn't reach the…read moreitem I wanted he helped me and chatted with me for a minute because he could see I was having a bad day... Thanks again Charles!

Huge selection. Beer cave. Tons of craft beers. This place even has snacks. If I still drank, I'd…read morebe in here a lot. Their bourbon is more expensive than what I've seen in Kentucky, but I'd expect that

This place is great. Staffed by family members. They seem to have everything somewhere on their…read moreshelves. This most recent time it was cocoa powder.

My go to for drinks, snacks, liquor, etc! Friendly and helpful staff. Support small business!read more

Convenient place close to campus. Lots of wine. Liquer beer and snacks. Few parking spaces so you…read moredrive here.

"Hello. My friend. Is it me you're looking for?" (you know you want to sway to Lionel Richie's…read moreballad now) Thus sings every single beer in the microbrew aisle - which, mind you, sounds like a bombastic choir considering how many there are. Most of the voices are silenced by my own internal voice going, "Holy sh*t I do not have 14.99 to spend on a 22 oz. bottle of beer!" Price aside, I've found many beers I wasn't expecting but couldn't find beers that I can find elsewhere. So it's strangely hit or miss. They have a walk-in cooler with a variety of six-packs and some regional/international beers. I found some of my favorite Colorado beers and not others (like Fat Tire, I can find that in other A2 liquor stores but not here). The staff isn't the most helpful or knowledgeable in the world. But they're friendly enough. They have a good selection of rolling tobacco (when I drink I tend to quit quitting and thus return to my Bali Shag ways). Every time I've been in here there's been at least one gentleman who perhaps is a street dweller which makes for quite an olfactory experience. It's a strange contrast to the moneyed undergrads and bourgie grads that sift through the aisles. But no matter. This LIQUOR STORE (where I come from a "party store" is a store with balloons and costumes for children) completes the trifecta along with the Beer Depot and my local neighbor Falsetta's.

No price labels on most items. If you take something to the counter to get a price checked, you…read moremight find that the dollar value is kind of Ludicrous.

lowest beer prices in town. Who hoo!!!!!!!read more

Ann Arbor Wine and Spirits looks like any other convenience store in a strip mall, but they have a…read morehuge selection of liquor. The entire wall behind the checkout counter is floor-to-ceiling packed with a wide selection of spirits. The selection of wine is pretty good, too, and they sell a variety of beer. You can buy the standard cases and six-packs of beer, but they also sell beer by the bottle. The store also sells a variety of other obvious items for a convenience store like candy and soda pop. There's a small selection of food, ranging from a refrigerator case with salads to a selection of donuts and other pastries from the Dexter Bakery, though the donuts were pretty picked over when I visited on a weekend afternoon.

This place sells the most overpriced wine in Ann Arbor! For example, Whitehaven Sauvignon Blanc is…read morepriced at $24.90 when the same wine at Kroger's sells for $13.49 for the 2015 vintage and $14.39 for the 2016 vintage. Not even Whole Foods or Plum approaches those prices. Stay away. Even when you tell them they are overpriced they won't match what other retailers are charging. Their current cash register receipts list their name as Ann Arbor Liquor Emporium. Don't be fooled.

Wally Was Awesome!…read more Hands down the best liquor store I've been to. The selection is huge--everything from wine and craft beer to top-shelf spirits. Wally was incredibly helpful! He took the time to answer questions, give great recommendations, and even helped me find the perfect bottles for a special occasion. Great service and great vibe--I'll definitely be back!

I was an occasional patron for over 35 years, and the selection and staff has always been memorably…read moregreat. Store is crowded, with lots of inventory blocking the aisles. Since I am recently handicapped, I had trouble getting into the store due to a "bottle neck" (no pun intended) at the cash register closest to the entrance. During earlier visits, I had to wait 2-3 minutes to get into the store, because the owner decided to position surveillance cameras anf a snack stand right at the entrance register. During those two prior visits, I told the staff that the display was forcing customers to touch each other coming in or leaving the store. They were nice folks but unwilling to convey the message to their boss (who was not there at the time). During my llast visit ("last"), the BOSS was there and he had no interest in understanding my problem coming to his shop with walking sticks or a stroller. He said just walk around" (through the equally crowded back of the store). My observation was dismissed as a waste of his time! Sorry to see this great store reject both COVID protocols as well as customer relationships. Luckily, we have other choices in AA!