This one is a small store. Decent selection. Some of the allocated liquors, like the whiskeys…read morethat i look for, are marked up 3-4 times MSRP. They did have Blantons Single Barrel Whiskey that MSRP is $56.99 but they were asking $200!!! The main stream drinks were in a range of prices. Not necessarily a place I'll return to when I can get the same bottles for MSRP at my other locations.

I was in town visiting family and decided to stop by bootlegger, the girl at the counter was super…read morehelpful I can't remember her name something with a K. I was looking for a specific tequila and couldn't find it, she offered to help look it up and see if any other stores carried it before it was closing time. Thank you to her I was able to grab it before the other store closed will definitely have to make a trip back just to see her!

Right off 377 makes this easy in and out. Open, well stocked, clean store has all the expected…read morechoices and usually a few surprises. I love the variety and always find something new to try. Friendly staff will help carry to your car if you get carried away on your purchases.

This place is Heaven for people that enjoy liquor. The people working here are friendly and…read morewelcoming. They have several things to sample, great prices and are very knowledgeable about the items they sell. Husband and I spent lots of time here on a Thursday evening sampling and talking to the knowledgeable employee. So glad we made the stop to shop at liquor Library in Fort Worth TX. The ambiance here is amazing. I highly recommend that you visit this place.

Second stop at Liquor Library and so pleasantly surprised. In my opinion, the store feels like an…read moreupscale lounge with a great selection of wine and spirits. I am particularly impressed with the Bourbon collection and appreciate the number of tastings available which is a good way to learn and know if you are spending your hard earned money well. Above all of that, they truly care and provide great service and recommendations. If you have time to stop and ask questions they will teach you something you probably don't know. Have really enjoyed their bourbon store picks. Daniel and his team have great palate for quality bourbon, scotch, and tequila.

Our daughter was visiting and wanted to check this place out. We all enjoyed our drinks on the…read morescreened patio. The pizza was delicious....who knew?! So far, it was the best pizza we've had in Cleburne. Service was great.

pizza is trash.. like strait digiorno pizza for $20 for a pepperoni pizza insane. $1 for a tiny…read morething of ranch.. 8pm on a Saturday and not a soul in sight. staff was friendly though.

As of today, it appears to be closed. Maybe forever, not sure, but I think Covid did them in…read more Before Covid, it was a great place to relax, enjoy a glass or two of their very good wine! Purchased some of their wines, a few wine glasses (which I still use) and went about my business. Wish we could get them to return and start again, but owning and running a winery is just too expensive to even think about. As an accountant, have seen several wineries give up after spending untold amounts of money to stay in business. Wish them the best and hope someday, it might open again.

Sunset Winery is a fun and informative winery south of Fort Worth. I have seen the sign off I35 for…read moresome time and I finally checked them out. I found a Groupon on-line for a Tour and Tasting for 2 at a good price. Made reservation for a Saturday afternoon. They are located right off interstate 35 in a little house. They have a small vineyard in the back. Not a fancy winery it is laid back casual. Kind of like 2 guys just making wine out of their house. Actually it is 2 guys making wine in their house. The tasting is done in the dining room next to the kitchen. You will get to sample a few of their wines whites and reds around 7 samples. They will tell you all about the wine. You can buy the wines also. They also give you some food to pair with the wines. The wine was very good some taste better than others. Everyone has their own opinions. Then you will take a tour of the place and the 2 guys running the place will tell you all about how they make the wines. The tour was a little long about 2 and half hours. They like to tell stories about their wines. The Groupon included a photo they will take and put it on a bottle of wine for the cost of their wine. That was very fun I had to buy that. We had a good time worth the time. And drink some wine.

Your brother is engaged, and his fiancée's parents own a lake house in Granbury, TX. You get to go…read moreto Revolver Brewing on a Saturday. Life is good. I think I'm still kinda shocked at Revolver's business model. We arrived at their brewery just around 11 and paid $15 each for our keepsake glass and six beers with 8 oz pours each. You learn really quickly that they fill your beers almost to the top. 8 oz my ass. The staff is great and talkative, making sure you know what the beers you are getting are going to taste like. There is a ton of room on site as well. It was a muggy and misty morning (good temperatures though), but the six of us sat at a large table and were able to stay dry. There's an indoor space as well as their main brewery space and true outdoor picnic tables. Plenty of room to work with. I will spend the rest of the review talking briefly about each beer. 817 Blonde (Blonde): I started with their blonde, which was very clean and crisp and a good opening beer. Cosmo Canyon (Strawberry Lemonade Wheat Ale): Probably my favorite of all the beers. The strawberry is more subtle than their saison and kind of just adds to the flavor if anything. Blonde & Honey - Nitro (Texas Ale): Their classic Blood & Honey with nitrogen. I was warned because I guess a lot of people don't know what nitro is. It's unique. I don't fully know if a Texas Ale needs nitro, but it's a cool thing to try with your flagship beer. Yee Hops (Blackberry Lemon Saison): A fruity beer is always fun. I was told this tastes like mustard by one of my friends, but I liked it. It's never a beer I'm going out of my way to get, but it's a fun one to try. Mud Honey (Honey Dirty Blonde): Probably my second favorite behind the Cosmo. It's very light, but I really enjoyed this as well. Sidewinder (A Legacy Southwestern Pale Ale): A stronger beer to close out with. It's slightly hoppy compared to the rest, but still a classic on Revolver's roster that I'd actually never had. I think this place is a must-stop if you're ever visiting Granbury on the weekend. To be able to try so many great beers from an esteemed Texas brewery is awesome, and the barrier to entry is being 21 or older and having less than $20 in your pocket. What a steal. RIYL: So much beer for your dollar that you start wondering how it's even profitable for Revolver Brewing.

Permanently closed. It was really good for a tour of their beers, but they were bought and shut…read moredown.

Found SuTi through a google search for "only in Texas" alcohol as a gift for my bro in law…read more A few articles surfaced about this distillery. When I realized they don't sell online or through distributors, I knew I had to check them out in person. The brand story is incredible. A product and a brand born out of passion for the highest quality spirit. I'm so completely wowed by the warm welcome of the founding family and staff. Customers limited to two bottles per month documented by your DL. Check this place out before you can't get in. I suspect they won't be a hidden gem for long.

I was in Arlington this past weekend and heard wonderful things about this craft distillery located…read morein Kennedale (about 20 minutes from Arlington). I consider myself a whiskey kind of gal so I was very interested in visiting a distillery and trying new spirits. They close at 6:00pm on Saturday and we were already on the way there to arrive around 5:30pm. I called to double check if they were still accommodating tours and they were very welcoming. Upon entering, we were kindly greeted and it was a very chill vibe. We learned a lot about the history, the process, and much more! I totally recommend this craft distillery that offers two different spirits - one made with long grain rice and one with jasmine rice. They also shared they are working on a new product soon! Cheers to them on being the first Vietnamese-owned craft distillery in North Texas!

This is a pretty decent liquor store right at the triangle corner of Acton off Fall creek. Nothing…read morefancy but it's a good selection of liquor and beer, has basic mixers and the typical items like a few limes.