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East Main Liquor Store

East Main Liquor Store

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1211 E Main St, Bozeman, Montana, 59715, United States
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Jan 30, 2023
PRICE GOUGING BEWARE! was in there recently and they marked up Buffalo Trace 100%. Used to be 33.00 and as of today it's 65.00. Also severely over priced other bottles as well. Certainly will not be going back unless they get to a fair retail cost again.

Oct 2, 2020
Great prices and extremely helpful staff. They helped me pick out a fantastic bourbon for my friends and I. The gentleman at the register knew all about the local whiskeys, which was great!

Sep 19, 2022
Great selection, great prices. Staff very knowledgeable and helpful. Thanks Jay!

Dec 28, 2021
I took a picture of a few bottles because I was excited about some of the selection I saw. I proceeded to get yelled at because there is apparently a no picture taking policy there. I apologized and said I did not know the policy because I am from out of town. From there, I asked if they had suffered from crime in the past, as I was surprised at the thought, but the prickly staff replied, “we have our reasons.” Taken aback by the reply, given the holiday season, I tried to soften the grinch by an open-ended question about his favorite whiskey they had in stock. He replied with obscenities when asked about bourbon. Undeterred, I asked what his preference of liquor was. He replied curtly that he doesn’t drink at all. Not sure how this constitutes as valuable input from staff at a liquor store. But I have a feeling this is the same employee that was reviewed previously as viewing himself as “god’s gift.” Also., here is a picture of what I was excited about. I am fairly certain their “reasons” for no picture taking was the fact that they are severely gouging the public. They say happy holidays. I say 1 star!

Nov 28, 2022
Always has what I am looking for to get through the day except for gentian.

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