Decent selection, but good Lord please be careful with the long-haired male attendant in his 20s…read more He can snap on a dime if asked a question or asked to explain what he is saying. Communication is not his strong suit and any attempt to seek clarification is met with immaturity and indignation. Caveat emptor!

Jon, one of the salesmen was so helpful in finding the perfect Rum for me to give as a birthday…read moregift. He took his time and went out of his way to find the perfect one

This is the best liquor store in the area! Competitive prices and great selection. Staff is super…read morefriendly and helpful. They also have different liquor/wine tastings on Fridays and Saturdays.

AMAZING selection of liquors, wines, you name it!! The prices are competitive and the selection is…read moreunparalleled. The variety of whiskeys, bourbons, rums, vodkas, wines is incredible! If you don't see it, all I've had to do is ask. The service is great and super friendly! This is our go-to for all our liquor and alcohol. You'll luv this quiet little liquor store.I'm really surprised they don't do more business being so close to legacy carryout lol.

Another Virginia ABC Store. A bit smaller than some of the others I've visited…read more They had one of the two items I was looking for: A bottle of Captain Morgan's spiced rum - BUT they did not carry the 18 year old Laphroaig single malt scotch. Guess I'll have to re-visit the Haymarket ABC location to pick up that selection!

It may seem odd that a pregnant women was asking to use their restroom... but my husband loves his…read morewhiskey. Anyways this state run store denied the restroom to me. The manager himself said they do not allow customers in the restroom.

While I would love to see signage for their array of wines so I can easily find options from…read moredifferent countries, they seem to have the largest selection of wines in the area. I do appreciate the fact that one of the workers asked if I needed help and then showed me where to find the Argentina options. For these reasons, I rate them well and will certainly return.

Let me start by saying I am an African American Female & today I was racially profiled at this…read morestore. I went into the store to buy some wine but walked around to look for other items. All 3 workers were behind the counter moving back and forth trying to see if I was trying to steal. I moved 1 isle over to see if they were indeed casing me. Indeed they were not only did I get profile but the pre-call the shopping center's security on me as well. I was roughly in the store 5 minutes. After I grabbed both items to walk to the front I look up one of the men was standing on one end of the isle and another one the other end. I stood up fast head jumped saying oh hey I wanted to see if you needed any help but never parted his lips or walked to my direction. The other looking in the store mirror and camera watch me saying. We not watching you we are just walking around. The got angry when I bought it to their attention that they just profile me. They got mad and starting yelling. We don't need you or y'all business . So question who's yall ???? I was by myself. Of course I told all three I would post this on social media. I hope they never get another black dollar. Stay away Racist

Great liquor in Oxon hill it has a good amount of store picks. I went to pick up a store pick of…read morebourbon. Service was quick and friendly gad the bottle ready for me when I came in. Outside of that they have all the usual liquor store items. It has a lot of stock for small store. I will definitely be back

Great selection at affordable prices. They have combo packs for some hard to find bourbons that…read moreseem too good - I had doubts, yet a drive across the Potomac yielded me an Eagle Rare at or near cost once you added in the other bottle they paired it with (Green River)! Their store picks are also on point and they have some items way below what VA ABC charges for them. Their website / app are up to date and you can order stuff for pick up so you don't have a wasted trip. Pop in during the day on the weekend and you'll be able to chat with the folks behind the counter. If you pop in at nighttime, they're too busy to chat. All in all, really great store!

My friend and I met up at WineStyles and neither of us knew what to expect. Turns out it is a solid…read morespot! It is a wine shop connected to a restaurant. You can order food and/or drinks off the restaurant menu or elect to go shopping for a bottle in the wine shop, which we did. Our server was friendly and attentive. It was pretty empty as we were there on a weekday afternoon (not complaining!) but I could see this place getting more lively on the weekends.

Just attended a packed Italian wine dinner at Winestyles. If you haven't been, you need to make it…read morefor thr next one. Perfect pairing of wine with appetizer, two mains and a dessert. Always well attended. Shout out to Arthur and Cher Michael as well as Fabio for the wines. Can't wait for the next one.

I do have an ABC store two minutes away but if I drive three more minutes, I can go to this…read morelocation. The one closer to me is fine, but it is a bit of an older store. That being said, this one always has French pastis in stock & on the shelf; Pastis is similar to Italian Sambuca or Greek Ouzo but not quite the same, lol. Sambuca is made from elderberries, Ouzo is made from distilled grapes & aniseed, & Pastis is made from anise, star anise & fennel. The store only has Pernod, which we do like, but you can special order Ricard, which is mine & my French hubs preference; they are from the same company & are both anise-flavored spirits that have their roots in absinthe, but they taste different enough from each other. Pernod is the closet to Absinthe & the company, Pernod-Ricard does, in fact, make real absinthe as well. Look up the history, it's actually an interesting story of how Pastis came about. But I digress, lol. Pastis is an anise-flavored apéritif, or apéro as the French call it, & it is a digestif (aides in digestions). It is typically drank before a meal & served over a couple ice cubes & diluted with water so that it becomes beautifully cloudy & almost a golden, iridescent yellow. Pernod is made from distillates of star anisé (on of my fave spices), fennel, & 14 other botanicals such as coriander, mint, chamomile, & Veronica to name a few. Pernod has a low licorice content which sets it apart from Ricard, which has a more pronounced licorice flavor I must say the staff here is super friendly & the female manager is the best; she always has a big smile on her face. FYI ~ if you want liquor in VA you must purchase it from the ABC store aka Alcohol & Beverage Control Authority.

Hey Richmond, get your hands off liquor sales! It's time to privatize this in Virginia. Too many…read moreyears and enough. You're going to pay more for booze here. There's no getting away from the inevitable government run nonsense. Yet if you're in Virginia, not a lot of choices. Actually they do have a decent selection. Christmas time has wonderful gifts for the relatives. Clean spot as well. The employees are courteous and knowledgeable. It's a good location. If you're unsure of which to get, they always provide guidance. Please don't drink and drive,

I actually have not even stepped foot into this store however I am amazed by their superior level…read moreof customer service over the phone! While trying to source 150 half bottles of a particular prosecco, Susanne suggested another wine shop in my city...saving me over $300 in shipping! Thank you, Susanne for your honesty, integrity, and putting the customer first! I'll be recommending Unwined to all of my DC friends!

Reposting my Google review because there aren't very many recent reviews since UnWined's change in…read moreownership in 2025. TLDR: it's a mess and former customers are concerned. The best word I can use to describe my shopping experience at UnWined as of late is "undignified". I question whether the new owner is actually interested in curating an interesting wine and beer selection for both the novice & educated consumer or if she's just using this storefront as a personal playground with no interest in serving the customers of this established business. In the year since the new owner has taken over, I have seen full-time staff members get fired and replaced with 19 year old part-timers, I have seen the most ridiculous events being advertised that have barely anything to do with wine, and I have seen the most unprofessional behavior happening on the store floor that makes me feel like I'm walking on eggshells (e.i. the owner yelling at customers, flipping out about a broken water heater, getting upset over missing shipments). During the weekends, the entire store feels like a circus with the owner's friends peddling their mediocre goods, and shopping for wine in a relaxed way feels nearly impossible...it's hard to do anything when someone named DJ Thunder Bunny is playing her set, someone is selling you their gluten-free bread in front of the French wine section, and there's a dog adoption drive happening all at the same time. A lot of people, including myself, have just stopped shopping here because it's such an uncomfortable experience now. I hope things change, but I'm not feeling particularly optimistic since the owner has only doubled down on the cringey events. Despite all my negative feedback, I want to give a shoutout to Sparlan. He's a delight to talk to!