Yellow Brick Liquors

Great location, decent selection but a bit pricier than the competition.

Great place. Has everything you'd ever need

The most knowledgeable person there of any liquor store. Great place

The prices are medium to high, and I feel like when people are looking for a big selection of wine, or a more rare, expensive bottle of wine or champagne, they would go to Premier, or a large liquor store, not a small, local liquor store in a little village. However, local, small liquor stores serve their purpose, in that they are convenient to run to, to buy a nice little 10-15 dollar bottle of wine to bring to a friend's house for a dinner invite, for buying a box of wine to keep at the house to have a glass after a long day, or offer an impromptu guest a glass, etc. More often than not, people pop over to the tiny local liquor store, to get a bottle of spirits, or just to make sure they have a bottle of vodka, rum, whiskey, gin, tequila, etc., stocked up. It's a major folly, in my opinion, on the part of the little liquor stores, like Yellow Brick Liquors, to fill more than half of the shelves, and the entire "island", and both large refrigerators, with nothing but wines and champagnes, meanwhile carrying only 4 different brands of tequila, even fewer varieties of Scotch, and many different flavors, but few different brands of rums and vodkas. I'm sure people also go to Premier for very high end, pricey, and rare spirits, and to take advantage of sales...but I have watched many small, neighborhood liquor stores go out of business, and have another pop up in the same place, and make the same mistakes. Sure, big chains frequently put "mom & pop" stores out of business, but it doesn't have to be that way, if these little guys just followed the basic principle of keeping several brands and many flavors of rum, vodka, whiskey, tequila, gin, Scotch, bourbon, schnapps, premixed cocktails, etc, from cheap to high-end, in stock, and maybe devote a 1 smaller section, not 70% of the store, to wine and sparkling wine and champagne. And load up on boxed wines, and low-mid priced bottles, from local vineyards to more well known brands. Because people are not coming to Yellow Brick Liquors, or any other tiny liquor store, because they are hosting a wine tasting, and pairing the wines with cheeses, or because they are "wine snobs". They are going to Yellow Brick, et al, because they want to get drunk alone at home, or are having company, and need the basics, to make the usual mixed drinks, with. .

Good local spirits store. Friendly and helpful yo your needs.