This is one of the better liquor stores in Kamloops. Everything is well organized and they have a…read morewide variety of wine, beer, and spirits to choose from in a fairly small space. They never seem to be out of stock when I want something specific and once in awhile they have decent sales. I also appreciate the focus on regionally produced libations. Other than all of that, parking is easy to obtain and the staff always seem to be in a good mood.

Typically I only need one thing from the Liquor store. Stoli. They had plenty of bottles right…read morewhere I wood expect them to be. The lady cashier was nice. In/out done. I would hae given five stars but sadly NO MIX!

Great selection! I only shop here for all my liquor needs because it's employed by unionized…read moregovernment workers who earn a fair wage for their work.

Back for another visit to Stag's Head Liquor Store. They have a great selection of wines, ciders…read moreand beer. Mostly BC stuff but spotted Trial & Ale (Edmonton) and Bellwoods Brewery (Toronto). Bought two Cambium cider bottles ($9.85 each), Truck 59 peach pie ($5.70), Rustic Reel raspberry hibiscus ($3.20) and Strathcona spiced plum radler ($2.80).

Excellent selection of craft beer and cider at Stag's Head Liquor Store. Like that you can grab…read moresingle cans. A lot of local BC cideries including Twisted Hills, Scenic Road Cider Co, Summerland Heritage Cider, Soma Cider, Cambium Cider, Upside Cider, Truck 59 and Tony's Cider. Craft beer that caught my eye was bottles from Trial & Ale (Edmonton), The Ale Apothecary, Ile Sauvage, Storm's Brewing and House of Funk. We bought a Storm pineapple paradise pilsner ($5.80), Summerland strubarb ($9.00), Truck 59 black currant black tea apple cider ($9.30) and Electric Bicycle holiday jam ($4.10). All costs are before tax and deposit. Will be back next time we're in town looking to pick up a few bottles.

I will NEVER purchase from this store or recommend it to ANYONE…read more I went in to buy a bottle of wine with my son (17) and my daughter (24). When I went to the till to pay for the wine, the clerk, (who I noticed was friendly to the previous customer he must have known) was unfriendly and asked me, (I am 51 years old) for ID. He also asked my kids for ID even though they were NOT PURCHASING ALCOHOL, and were just with me in the store!!! I have never been treated so rudely!!! I have been in government liquor stores before with my kids when I am the one purchasing alcohol and they are not asked for ID. He then asked them to leave the store if they were not buying. I just moved to Kamloops 1 month ago and can't believe how rude he was!!!

They refuse to give cash for bottle returns. I believe that is illegal!…read more The Recycling Regulation prescribes deposit-refund requirements for sellers of containers. All retailers selling beverage containers are to collect beverage container deposits at the point of sale and pay refunds for redeemed containers of the same type and brand that the retailer sells in an amount equal to the deposit collected. TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! http://www.bottlebill.org/legislation/canada/britishcolumbia.htm

I tried calling the store to find out if they are accepting empties only to find that my call won't…read morego through unless I unblock my phone from displaying my number IE they do not accept calls from anonymous numbers. Are business allowed to screen calls by using caller ID?

I accidently dropped a full drink, and they charged me for it, which seems absolutely insane to me…read more Mistakes happen, and I do not believe it is fair to charge someone for an accidental spill.

Been here many time with poor service we waited at the table for 15 minutes before we had to go to…read morethe bar to get a picture of beer for are self's then waited another 30 mine for a waitress they didn't even bother to come to our table this has happened twice with my friend we left a bad tip and went to a better bar