Great knowledgeable staff. Fantastic store! Really clean, well organized, and just a wonderful…read moreexperience. I had asked about some wine and the staff there were beyond helpful.

The service is awesome. The place is pretty direct as far as layout. Everything is clearly…read moremarked. I even made a friend while visiting there. be sure to get your free bottle opener

Great experience everytime. The staff has been super friendly and helpful. There is also a great…read moreselection to choose from.

Located on Military Base -Fort Gordon. Very small liquor store, but sell name brand liquors/wine…read morefor a great price with no tax. I always get Woodford Reserve (750MLT) Bourbon for only $21.90. Super cheap! I also like to stock up on the Red Wines. Just your basic liquors/wines/beer (name brand) at low pricing. Love it here!

They will scan your id for authenticity. First liquor store i've been to that does this... weird.read more

Fair prices and a solid selection. Happy to find bottles at reasonable prices compared to other…read moreshops in the CSRA!! Highly Recommend!!!

Beverage Outlet on Washington Road is amazing! Their selections & price points for all alcoholic…read morebeverages is super!! The Staff, Asst. Mgr Hayley , Issac- Mgr. & Owner Chris are very knowledgeable about wines, liquors & craft beers. The store layout is spacious & well labeled so easy to find what you are looking for BUT in need of a specialty item just ask the staff. I will drive the extra distance to Evans to do my shopping. Bravo

I shop at Beverage Outlet weekly. Today I was at the check out and the clerk charged me twice for a…read morebottle of tequila. I said to her, (and I was polite) "I think you may have charged me twice for the tequila". She said in a very snippy voice, "No ma'am". Then she said, "Do you want to see my screen?". She whipped her screen around and said in the most condescending voice, "Count 'em" which I did and she had indeed charged me twice for the tequila. I don't have a problem at all with someone making a mistake. It happens. What I do have a problem with is a clerk who can't handle being questioned without pulling a bad attitude. I'll shop at the Beverage Outlet on Bobby Jones from now on. The Mullins Colony Beverage Outlet has lost my business.

Went in on a whim while staying the night at the Holiday Inn Express next door. This liquor store…read morehas EVERYTHING you would ever be looking for at a liquor store. The service was a little shotty, as I assume it was Bill himself there this evening, he seemed a little over it, but he was friendly enough. The place was very well stocked, and pretty clean. Nicely organized as well. Overall, pleasant enough experience, would visit again.

I'm don't drink much. When I do it's usually beer or wine. I usually go to the place on Bobby Jones…read morebut this store is in my neighborhood. I actually went in for a bottle of wine and some hard seltzer. They didn't have the specific seltzer but they had the wine. I can't really speak to whether they carry everything a frequent drinker likes but I definitely recognized some decent quality liquor there. The staff is helpful. I'm not really fan of the parking for any of the businesses in this section. It's pretty tight and parking is thought to get the later in the evening it gets. I do like that they have marked spaces for their business but sometimes people park there anyway because Diablos is next door. Overall though, for my specific tastes, I'd go back.

We like craft beer and can usually find a decent selection here. There could definitely be some…read moremore of our favorites, but the store is decent in general and the hours are pretty good.

It was cool to not be a lounge. The cashier and I had a nice little conversation while I was there…read more. The shop seems to be well stocked I'd come back when in Augusta again.

I really like this store because of the selection they offer. They have the beers, raw papers,…read moreincense, refrigerated drinks, and candy I like. Instead of going to many different stores searching for what I want I can find it all in one place. To be honest, if I read these reviews already here before I went I might not have gone but I have had none of the problems others have listed. The customer service is always nice and they are helpful. The receipts do say sales are final and I honestly do not expect them to know every detail about every item in the store, especially if they have not used it before. They have a lot of different items in such a small place it's easy to miss something so take your time looking. The employees are very transparent, they let me know that if you break a glass piece you can get another one at 50% off. They also warned me about the pricing on the Japanese food/ candy. It is priced very high and don't just hope you don't notice the price. They also have a cigar section with, again many options. I'd like to believe they have something for everyone because I have yet to not find what I was looking for.

Always friendly and very helpful....if your lucky you might catch the owner playing his classical…read moreguitar behind the counter! Convenient location, and has everything I need.

This place is a charming little liquor store right next door to the UPS store in the Kroger…read morecomplex. At first glance, this place doesn't seem any different from your local liquor store; one full section dedicated to beer, a wall covered with your assortment of hard liquor and a center aisle filled with liquor-related paraphernalia. There are two things that sets this place apart, however, and that's Mark (the owner) and his humble but impeccable collection of Islay Scotch. Mark isn't your average American liquorist that merely suggests the bottle with the highest ABV to get you sloshed; he cares. That is, he cares enough about Scotch to insult you and put you in your place if you try to buy something without knowing what it's actually worth! Lucky for me, I knew exactly what I was looking for, so he spared me the long-end of his usual Scotch-spiel that he gives to ignorant Scotch "connoisseurs" whose preferred method of drinking is "on the rocks," and instead correctly identified that I go cuckoo for peat and smoke judging by the fact that I immediately grabbed the last bottle of Ardbeg 10 he had lying around on his shelf and a bottle of Lagavulin 16 the moment I spotted it. Which leads me to the second thing I love about this store: the Islay collection. Mark has all but the rarest of the Islay in his modest stock: Ardbeg, Bowmore, Caol Ila, Lagavulin and Laphroaig are the ones I spotted in his little corner. He of course carries the other major "brands" like Macallan, Glenlivet, Glenfiddich, Oban, etc. and a few of your non-scotch single malts favorites (I think I saw Yamazaki 12 and 18 on his shelf as well.) Mark also takes orders for anything he doesn't have in stock; I put in an order of Glenfiddich 21 GR when I visited him last, which I hope to have in my possession in two weeks time :) The only grief I have with Mark's charming little booze cove is--in an act that I should have performed prior to purchasing my two favorite Scotches--that a price comparison on the internet will reveal that there is about a 15% markup with some of the harder-to-acquire Scotches, (i.e. the two that I bought) but he gets a pass this time due to the fact that it's hard to find places that even carries most of the things he has nowadays. I'll definitely be coming back.