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Market Common Liquor & Wine

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1600 Farrow Pkwy #Unit 5B, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, 29577, United States
(843) 282-9002
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Feb 26, 2023
Me and my wife came down to South Carolina for our anniversary to do a wine and sip so we stop by Market Connon Liquor and Wine because she wanted some wine and Steve Panamarczuk told us to get Stella Rosa Moscato D'asti. (Wifey talking now) He was right yall that wine was great. I was trying to find away I could get me another bottle before he closed. Thanks Steve

Jan 15, 2022
Absolutely the most Personable liquor store experience I’ve had in years! Steve was wonderful at suggestions and they had a huge variety! Honestly anything you’d want they had it! I will definitely be back and make this my personal go to!

Jan 23, 2023
What a great stop! Wonderful selection with knowledgeable staff. Steve was most helpful. This is a must go for wine and spirits!

Feb 7, 2022
What a great Liquor Store! I stopped by and bought some of these baby bottles of Moonshine. My favorite is the Mountain Java!! Great selection, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and great prices!!

Mar 24, 2022
I called ahead to ask about wine selection and said I was going to order pizza and shop while waiting. When I arrivered shortly after, Bruce greeted me right away, knew I was the caller and had already chosen a bottle of wine for me. He spent some time helping me chose my additional purchases and welcomed me to the community as a new resident. I found the store well stocked with reasonable prices and knowledgeable and friendly staff. Im happy to have this lovely neighborhood store so close.

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