Capital City Wine & Spirits

Lemuel Yates

I stopped by here in preparation for a trip to the mountains, and it did not disappoint. They carried some rums for instance that the big chain places don't even have as well as some liquors that I've seen sold out in many states. The staff was friendly and helpful, and aided me in finding the liquor I needed as well as mixer. Checkout was quick and easy. I'd definitely return to this location for purchasing alcohol. They're in a great location across from a Publix also, so you literally have everything you need to get the liquor and snacks/food before a trip in the same area. They also had an ATM, which was very convenient for pulling out funds for the trip.

Mike Kirwan

Used to be a great place to find whiskies, but the guy they call “Shorty” who seems to be in charge of setting prices now is the definition of greed. He’ll see you checking out the whiskey shelf and say “Hey man, you like bourbon? I’ve got Weller 12 for $300, CYPB for $500, and that orange single barrel for $900.” What he neglects to say is that the suggested retail price (which they’re paying less than from their distributor) is $50-100 for each of those bottles. Little Book SRP? $130. Capital City price? $200. High West Midwinter Night’s Dram SRP? $130? Capital City price? $250. Skip this place, Shorty has ruined it. Go to Green’s or Tower instead.

Amber Keller

Staff is very helpful. You can recycle glass there! Thank you for being a glass recycling location!

Stuart Freeman

Medium sized liquor store with a decent selection of beer and wine.