This is the place to be on a Saturday afternoon…read more Everyone was sampling different spirits. As soon as we walked in the front door, boom, table set up with some yummy samples. Went down an isle, another table. Another isle, and another table set up. This is the adult version of Toys R Us. We were helped, looking for a certain bottle for my friend. Everyone was so nice and helpful. And really educating us on the different brands, giving opinions of the flavor and even someone said most vodkas are made of corn, but this brand is wheat. Kind of an educational experience. Was not expecting it, but I was certain here for it. Huge parking lot. It's in a shopping center.

Went in to find me a bottle of margarita. They had more stuff and I was in heaven. Check the…read morepictures. One of the employees maybe a manager helped me out. I did grab a bottle he recommended but then I wasn't going to finish it while on town. So I got me 3 small bottles of Rumchata.

WB Liquors and Wine became my favorite liquor store to visit in Kyle. The manager Nick is always…read morepleasant. Most importantly I appreciate the fact when I come in the store they always know what I want without me saying anything. 10 stars status. Thank you

Great service! Awesome employees!! Always stocked and very respectful atmosphere. When I show…read morealways feel welcomed

Daiquiri Drive-Thru?!? YES, PLEASE!!! (Please be…read moreresponsible, don't drink & drive). Extensive flavor menu with a variety of daiquiri combinations including margaritas as well. Fairly priced. Fast service. Funky and cool vibe. Roll in through for a good time.

I got the river road half gallon and it was so good! The extra shot definitely made an impact lol!…read moreI will be going again and trying more flavors!

25APR26 Been on…read moretheir mailing list a few years, and finally my schedule and their (Texas Mead Works/Blue Lotus Winery) day trip offerings aligned. Saturday afternoon kokedama (think potting plants, but doing it without pots) was listed as 1pm to 3pm, and with the advice to show up early if you wanted to order drinks or snacks to enjoy in the course of it. Most people seem to have gathered and done their sampling beforehand. We arrived ten minutes early and were third in line to order in the tasting room, where there was only one employee on duty. She was kind and informative, and we managed to walk in to class what used to be politely termed as fashionably late. I had a glass of peach mead in hand, Mr R had a chocolate bar in hand and a black olive pizza on order. The kokedama class was fun, run by a couple who had recently been florists in their own storefront. Tables had been nicely prepped beforehand. An hour later, a mixed group of plant experts and novices left with attractive creations that had a story/memory attached. On exiting the event room, Mr R took our plants to the car and went to fetch the pizza. I wandered back into the tasting room and asked whether she recommended trebbiano or dry Viognier for someone who likes pinot gris. Samples proved tasty and while they were both really nice on their own, I went with a bottle of trebbiano for lunch. The pizza was lovely--great crust, tasty but balanced toppings, perfect serving temperature--and we enjoyed it on the back porch. Splitting it between two adults was perfect for lunch and the rest of the bottle went in the trunk for the ride home. The chocolate bar predictably transformed waiting on the porch with us in full sunlight (our bad planning, it recovered in the fridge at home) as we had a laugh and enjoyed good food. Some of the other participants came and went as well, but most chose to depart for the rest of their day or stay inside in the AC, which I understand. Outside, of course, we got to enjoy local birds, sounds of kids and horses enjoying Saturday afternoon life on nearby properties, and a couple Guinea fowl who wandered by after the pizza was gone. We were on the less finished end of the grounds, but could see the nearby rental cabins (built to resemble wine casks) and a pavilion for weddings and other parties. There were several chairs and tables just outside the tasting room as well as inside. It's not a full restaurant, just a short list of maybe four items to accompany wine/mead tasting or satisfy friends who have tagged along. The shiny columns of bottles are the main reason most people are here, and there is a nice variety of flavors to enjoy. Prices are reasonable and there's the option of a wine club if you want to explore more than just an afternoon of beverages or have favorites you plan on enjoying regularly. You don't have to participate in a scheduled activity to just visit on your own, but it can be an added incentive to make the drive out. They close at 6pm.

I live 45 minutes from this business. My friend and I make a trip to the Tasting Room twice a…read moremonth to purchase 6 bottles of our favorite meade. With a purchase of 6 bottles we are always given a free bottle of Mabach. While there today to make my usual purchase, my friend accidentally dropped a bottle while taking it to the counter. Of course it shattered everywhere. Kristen was the employee who was working. She looked extremely agitated when walking over to us. We apologized profusely and my friend began to pick up the broken pieces then got the mop/bucket and spent 20 minutes cleaning up the mess. Kristen never once thanked him for cleaning up the mess which he didn't have to do. She also told me she was charging me for the $20 broken bottle and didn't give me the free bottle or even comp me the broken one in lieu of the free one they give. Was I responsible for that broken bottle - yes. Do businesses have write offs for incidents like this - yes. Was a $20 bottle of meade worth losing my $300 monthly purchase over - apparently yes. When my friend asked where he could get fresh water for the bucket to finish the floor Kristen snarled and harshly said she had to get it in the back room. I enjoyed our trips there and loved the wine but I will not support a business who lacks ethics, integrity, politeness, or gratitude for my loyalty. Unfortunately, I'll be taking my business elsewhere.

We came by for Valentine's Day and had their flight. All the beer was good and flavorful. The…read morepickle beer was great, if you love pickles it's the one for you. The service was great as well - there are obviously regulars who go, which is a testament to their culture and service. It was nice inside and my boyfriend and I sat and played some games together- it was very chill. We look forward to returning.

This was a great little stop on our day out in New Braunfels…read more We were able to taste everything on tap, plus the bartender gave us samples of their beers that were in bottles. I enjoyed all the beers, especially the pickle sour and the Belgian Tripel. Definitely check this place out!

Just moved to Seguin and found this store on Yelp . Service was great and yes they have a great…read morered wine selection. I love a great Sauvignon Blanc and they only had 2 brands . Hoping they get some more brands .

Shop here people..new owners Wonderful peeps…read more Good selection Shop local businesses

Great food and wine Love this place. I would advise anyone to go in and sample the food and wine…read more I give it a 5 star for service and customer service

Love coming here and getting a tasting with the charcuterie board. They also have the options to…read morepurchase a bottle with a personal designed sticker for gifts. The service is always great, the staff are very nice. It's a cute quiet little winery with plenty of seating. Definitely a cute place for an outing with friends.

We came here for their grand opening and were impressed on how well stocked the store was. At the…read moregrand opening we were able to purchase specialty bourbons and also were able to taste test a few drinks. The line of people was wrapped around the building for the 10 am opening so we decided to come later and were still able to purchase specialty bourbons.

This is the absolute worst location for Specs, and I've been to a lot of them! The managers here…read moreare all clueless, everytime I make a purchase none of the cashiers know anything about how to do their jobs and need manager overrides from once again, clueless individuals. I'd fire everyone immediately and start fresh. Probably save business in the long run. Not a bad location or selection, but the customer service is terrible and when you have to do multiple (at least three) cancelations of transactions (multiple times on multiple occasions) that's kind of problematic. Also the rewards at Specs is kind of joke compared to Total Wine and other competitors. Might as well overpay and go to LOL liquor or Ben & Don's where the cashiers know how to actually work the register. If I want to actually get a real discount go down the road to the class six...