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Orange Park Beer Wine & Spirits

Orange Park Beer Wine & Spirits

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18 Blanding Blvd, Orange Park, Florida, 32073, United States
(904) 579-4287
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Aug 7, 2022
While this store didn’t have what I was looking for the guy behind the counter (I’m guessing the owner) was super nice and very engaging. While it’s a smaller store it’s very nice and well kept! I will definitely be back to purchase a bottle from here. Best experience at any store I’ve been to on this side of town.

Jan 26, 2023
Always have everything I need…super friendly and helpful!

Oct 7, 2021
I love love love love this store!! They have everything I want and more!! If they don’t they will get it in for me!! The staff are amazing and so polite and professional!! I refuse to go anywhere else lol It is so clean and always smells amazing when I go there. They always have a smile on their faces and in a great mood!! Just a awesome shopping experience all round!! They have a customer for life here!! I love them!!!!!!!!

Feb 14, 2022
Alex, the owner, is so friendly and helpful that I could forget any previous liquor store experience. (Plus, it is refreshing to support a hard working small business owner versus a big corporation who doesn’t appreciate you.:-)

Jul 27, 2022
Nic was great as usual helped me locate the wine I lick and she's great to talk with. I love her hair.

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