Family owned and ran store with a wide selection of beer, wine, & spirits. Convenient location w/…read moredrive-thru. You can't beat the service here. The staff is always friendly and eager to help.

They have a wide selection of bourbons but most of their "rare" bourbons are secondary market…read moreprices.

Excellent variety of all sorts and great service. Came in looking for some mixers and was…read moreimmediately shown everything that I needed, as well as a kind canine friend waiting for me at the checkout.

From the owner: We are the premier place to shop for beer, wine, and spirits on Wilmington Island and have been in…read morebusiness for 33 years! Unique and hard to find whisky, craft beer, and wine is our specialty, however we are a full service liquor store. We have a full selection of discount domestic and imported beer, wine, and Liquor. Come in and experience our superior customer service experience!

My go to liquor store on the island. Staff is always friendly and prices reasonable. If you're…read morelooking for some beer or liquor for a party or just some wine for a wind down Wednesday, Whitemarsh Beverage is your place to go.

Excellent service. Very knowledgeable about all their products. Very accommodating and helpful…read more Best selection around. Owner is great

Very convenient and you pay for it. But I had a bad experience when I wanted to buy a bottle of…read moreBuffalo Trace but was told I had to purchase 2 bottles because it was premium wtf I argued then took my business elsewhere

Great Bourbon Selection, fair prices, and every recommendation was solid. Must visit if you are a…read morebourbon lover in Savannah.

While strolling down river street we came upon this liquor store. The gentleman behind the counter…read morewas very nice.. hubby got a walking beer and I got some stuff for later. The staff was nice and helpful and they have good variety of beverages.

I popped in because I saw free samples- yes, I am that person! The samples were for a Gin made in…read moreAtlanta- one of the owners/distillers was in house giving out samples neat and in a little cocktail. I always enjoy a good Gin and I lean towards flavors that are milder. This was a great blend of botanicals and it was easy to snag a bottle after talking at length with the distiller. The Liquor store was busy for a tiny closet liquor shop and the line to check out was slow. With two cashiers, I still waited 15 minutes to check out. Kudos for having a vendor set up at the front of the shop.

How did I ever live in Savannah for years and years and never did I yet write a review for Johnnie…read moreGanem's?! Well, so I am now. You've probably heard all the jokes about how in Charleston they ask who your granddad was, in Macon what church you go to, and in Savannah what you'll have to drink. Well, those jokes are around for a reason. Savannah does like to drink: locals, natives, tourists, and SCAD students all are alike in that. And if you're local, you come to Johnnie's for your booze. Walking around the tightly-packed shelves of hard liquor you'll find a very good selection of . . . well, most everything but especially single-malt Scotches and sippin' Bourbons. You name a Scotch at about any price and they'll have it. You want something smokey? They'll have it. While they have an ample selection of everyday liquor, they also have the sort of bottles you almost feel like you've got to own a boat and several horses and have two ex-wives to even consider buying. But that's not all: the wine selection is impressive and then some. And walk over to the dusty rack on the side of the wines and find the Ports . . . and the Madeiras. So, you need to know something: Savannah was built on the Madeira trade in the colonial days. That's what the founding fathers drunk: not beer, not ordinary wine, not hard liquor but the fortified cousin of Port called Madeira. So much so that when the Rare Wine Co. decided to issue a curated selection of historically-inspired Madeiras they done named one after Savannah. And Savannah used to have a Madeira Club where gentlemen would gather for a fancy dinner with the wine and one would be assigned to present a lecture on a topic "beyond his field of expertise". Yeah. That's how the leaders of Savannah had their fun, for real. They're rare today, but sometimes still meet and I got invited to such a dinner and there's absolutely nothing like it. But anyhow, Johnnie's has a great selection of both Port and Madeira and that's very rare: you can happen on liquor stores with $300 bottles of Scotch but not hardly a single Madeira or decent Port in sight. Not here: if you have the coin you can get nearly any such you desire and there's several very respectable bottles at decent prices, too. All of this is why these hallowed yet dusty shelves get five stars and easily.

Don't walk run..... this is the original old school liquor…read morestore. If they don't have it!? You don't need it! A breathtaking array of spirits & mixers.

While in Savannah on vacation, we stumbled upon this shop while heading down to the River front. It…read moreis a small location, but they do a good job maximizing the space. There are roughly 30 different types of wine available for purchase, with many being local Georgia wines. The owner was a very nice man and offered to let us try some of their top sellers, which were a summer peach blend and a wine shine. We purchased the summer peach blend right away and planned to drink it on our trip. We came back a second time and purchased a few more bottles including the wine shine. The owner was very knowledgeable about his products and even sold us on a red Zinfandel called 1000 Stories just by the way he described it. Savannah is a city of many small businesses and this place is one of the good ones. I would highly recommend this place for any fans of wine and anyone looking for souvenirs to bring home as he sells those as well.

Oh man, I love me a small business that's not extremely commercial, especially in the middle of a…read morebig "city" like Savannah. We stumbled upon this place just walking around. I saw a sign for wine and, of course, I knew we had to go in. At first the place was completely empty and then, out of nowhere, this character of a man (whom I assume was the owner) pops up and asks if we are okay. Fast forward and we are having a full on conversation about wine, Savannah, and things to do around the area (since we were visiting). The man gave us some wines to sample and we left the shop with a local blueberry wine. I'm not a fan of sweet wine, but my boyfriend is still counting down to his next visit to Savannah so he can come back here and buy more. We left so happy, with an amazing bottle of wine and having supported a small business.

Stopped by because it looked like the only package store around. Thought at first it was drive up…read moreonly but they do have an entrance. Small store but was impressed with their bourbon selection and their prices. People run the place were very nice. Had a sweet dog in the store greeting customers.

Great friendly shop to pop into for pretty much any beverage you are looking for. Very…read moreknowledgeable on wines and spirits and a wide selection of local beers. Get to know the family and staff and you'll never want to go to another package store!

Great service and, hands down, the best prices in the area.read more