Bridge Liquors

Doug Carta

Went to find some different Top shelf liquors and do reports for a market company representing the liquor distributors and the two clerks were very rude, didnt want to assist me by answering a couple of questions if they had any of the items I was in search of. Instead they wispered under there breath about and tired to have the manager throw me out. The Manager told me to leave he didn't like what I was doing He didn't even know what I was doing. I explained and he let me stay. Contempt prior to investigation. Pity. Not a friendly place why but from somewhere they treat people like dirt.

Adam Dickey

Ok, I know what you might be thinking. A 5-star review for a Liquor store? Can that really be true? What even are you judging here - that they had your favorite malt whiskey? Yes, Liquor stores may not be considered the finest places to …

Bob Jones

Called ahead to see if they had a specific bourbon, they did, told me it was 59.99. So I proceeded to drive there, and when I got there, was told I could only buy it in a gift pack for 130 bucks. No sign up, or anything. Will gladly take my business elsewhere.

Mike Honcho

Great selection of beer and bourbon, but If you will be buying bourbon, bring a bottle of lube. This guy is charging prices higher than you can get bottles on the secondary market. I would rather drink hog vomit or bumper rust than get bent over and pay prices higher than desperados not in bourbon country pay for a bottle. Buffalo trace is $50 a bottle for a fifth. You can get this at Walmart or Meijers for $23. Elijah toasted is $100, it’s available at other liquor stores market up for $70. It’s $600 for a stagg jr here, this is higher than outrageous secondary prices (you can find it locally for $350 all day long. Eagle rare is $100. The list goes on and on. They have it all but the price gouging needs to end. I can’t wait for the distributors and bourbon companies to take back this industry a little bit.