The Winery II

This place smells bad and is dirty and cramped. The prices are inflated, and the owner is rude. Drive the extra couple of miles and go to Tower on Buford Hwy.

The best Liquor store in the area. Excellent selection of craft beer! It’s a very friendly, family owned business.

LOVE THIS PLACE!!! Open hours others are not and the price/​selection CAN’T be beat!

Liquor Cats/​The Winery II has a decent beer and liquor selection and they have a nice cigar selection. This place is nestled between 2 restaurants on Savoy Drive inside the 285 perimeter.
It’s a very small building and is very dusty and cramped on the inside. You have to know what you’re looking for before you go into the store because they layout doesn’t yield a lot of room for walking up and down aisles and searching for items.
The prices are okay. Some items are over priced and others are lower than the competitors like Tower.
I do like that they have a cigar selection that has a humidor.

Nobody calls it The Winery. Its Liquor Cats.
I don’t know that they have ever cleaned liquor cats on the inside. Its like a dusty tomb filled with many alcoholic beverages. They have a great liquor selection, but the beer selection is total Meh and I seem to always buy wine that is sticky because other wine spilled on it. Also, the prices seem… not that cheap. Everything seems 10 or 15% more expensive than say Tower or Total Wine.
However, its really really really really extremely close to my house so incredibly convenient for me. Thus, 3 stars.

This package store isn’t as fancy as some other ones, but it sure gets the job done.
It is conveniently located off of 285. Exit 30 and always well stocked.
The location is right near the Mad Italian and 300 bowling alley.
They staff is always friendly and always I.D.‘s me (bonus points for making me feel like a teenager again)
They carry an assortment of beers, liquors, wine, mixers, and even champagne. They also sell tobacco products. I especially like their assortment of mini liquor bottles. They are perfect for a single serve or traveling to a picnics, parties, and um, business meetings. (Just kidding, but not really: p)
But yeah, all in all this place is pretty standard and you will most likely find what you are looking for.
Cons: Very small, can feel kind of crowded if there are several customers walking around.
Note: This place is easy to miss. The entrance does not face the street, but rather it is on the side of the building.
Wear: A top hat with a feather.

There’s another package store closer to my house but I’ll be comin here more often. First off they have a wide selelction a wine. It’s not huge but definitely a great variety.
Also it’s not just wine but all the liquor you need, and I love how they have a good selection of shots.
Best of all they are open late, until midnight and open Sundays (yes!).
The owners were also very friendly :)

Great liquor selection and decent prices on most booze. Not the best beer selection.

This store is tucked away on a desolate stretch of Savoy Drive. I was driving past, and to be honest the sign making it vaguely reminiscent of the liquor store from House of 1000 Corpses is what really caused my car to pull into the lot.
Once I was inside, I was rather impressed. The prices are competitive and the selection is significantly above average. They take a fairly small space and use every square foot to maximum capacity. They have a good cross section of the usual spirits and a fair collection of obscure ingredients for the discerning mixologist. I was able to pick up everything I needed for a proper Singapore Sling including Benedictine and Cherry Heering.
The beer and wine section tucked in the back also appeared to be above average. This place is worth a visit.