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3.9 Google Review
18911 S Tamiami Trail ## 1, Fort Myers, Florida, 33908, United States
(239) 267-3033
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Mar 24, 2021
I’ve truly never been treated so poorly! While the cashier was extremely polite and friendly, the owner was beyond rude. I was inquiring about the price of a $100 bottle of bourbon, (priced 100% over MSRP, which I was willing to pay for a drinker anyway) the owner walked in and rudely interrupted our conversation to say “we’re not selling that”. In disbelief, I asked why, and he stated “I know what kind of business you’re in”. While I have no idea what that was supposed to mean, I can only assume he was insinuating that I was going to pay secondary price for a bottle in his shop and turn around to sell it at secondary price again (which would be a massive waste of my time). I remained polite, because that’s my nature, but I would encourage anyone that reads this to not spend a dime in this store. I left in utter disbelief at what I had just experienced.

Oct 20, 2018
I give this place 3 stars because they were open immediately after hurricane Irma and sold beer. In reality, this is not the place you want to go unless you're trying to fight/get robbed. The drinks are cheap and strong but the patrons there are some of the worst people I've ever been around. Be careful when going here and leave your valuables at home.

Feb 28, 2019
It’s alright the ladies that work here are super nice I’m giving 2 stars because a couple nights ago I went in to buy a bottle and they close at 9 I got there at 9:01 and the dude screamed for me to get out while he still had 2 people in there good thing there’s a ton of other liquor stores that’ll take my money because I won’t be going back

Apr 14, 2019
Is one of those places that you go just to chill when you don’t feel like commuting and committing to go to a very nice place, I mean is ok but is one of the few places where people can smoke inside so it makes it a little bit uncomfortable at least for me because I don’t smoke but when nothing else is open, they are lol and there’s nice music so

Jul 17, 2019
Nope 👎🏻 they want 300 dollars for blantons a 60msrp dollar bottle of bourbon and others that are 50 dollars like Elmer t lee they are wanting hundreds for them. And eagle rare a 35 dollar bottle they want 90 for it. It’s sad to see shops price gouging their customers. Had multiple bottles of each so not just a single bottle of each for show and collection. If your into bourbon it’s not the place. Would also like to adjust my review with the owner responding to my review accusing me of illegally “illegally hunting bourbon and selling on the black market” when in fact it’s because I’m not going to pay 300 plus dollars for a bottle of bourbon that I pick up less than 2 miles away for 60 dollars retail price. This is a terrible establishment. The audacity a company has to respond like that because they are price gougers is absolutely insane. Also my bourbon hunting isn’t just for myself I’m part of a community that lets each other know who has certain companies and bottles in stock so we can all go down and get some and also let each other know of places that’s not worth the time going to.

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