Reunion Wine and Spirits

Love this place. New owners are very friendly and will special order any requests you may have (I wanted a specific ginger-​Apple vodka) if your looking for something specific. The store is always clean and the owners very friendly. Selection is on par with a liquor store this size. Always quick to get in, grab a bottle or two and get to the drinking shenanigans.

Love these guys! Their prices are fair and customer service is always great. I stop here whenever I can– even if it’s a little out of the way. I love supporting a smaller business with excellent customer service. There is a gentleman (wish I knew his name) maybe in his 50’s (?) that is always so nice and helpful. You can tell he works very hard and likes his job.

This place is clean and has cold cold cold beer. coldest beer I have ever had. This place always has a suggestion when my wife sends me to pick up wine. Out of all the liquor stores this is got to be my favorite

Deceptive marketing signs at product. Once you get to the counter it’s a higher price. I asked clerk about it and he basically said tuff. Beware.

This is my favorite liquor store. There are several other stores that have popped up in our area that are more expensive and without the selection that this store has. They have a great selection of beer and wine and the guys in the store are always ready and willing to suggest something. They’ve also on numerous occasions helped me unload into my car.

I’m really pissed that I came up with the name for Reunion Wine and Spirits like three or four years ago. It was when I first moved into the neighborhood and wanted to open up a liquor store. I guess it doesn’t matter if I didn’t do anything but sit on my ass when meanwhile a couple really cool guys were planning on opening up our neighborhood’s first liquor store.
First and foremost, I like the fact that I don’t have to drive to any of Brighton’s dive liquor stores to pick up some beer. The store itself is nice and inviting, with lighting that’s not too harsh. The colors and décor blend well with the area. The selection is modest, but adequate. They’re not trying to be a Total Beverage, just a friendly local beer and wine shop.
One thing I do notice is prices that are around 50 to $ 1 more on 6 packs and $ 1 to $ 1.50 more on 12 packs than other liquor stores I go to. I don’t mind. I understand that it’s a brand new building they have to pay for, and the slightly higher prices are well worth the convenience, and the feeling that I finally have a neighborhood liquor store.
Plus, any liquor store that has a 42″ HDTV with Guitar Hero is A+++ in my book. Check them out, maybe they’ll let you play!