That was the only problem I had with them. There was that and none of those beers are ones you want to make a six pack out of. Out of all the beer they had, they only had about 4 different beers and all of them had their labels starting to peel off them.

Their make your own six pack selection is a joke. There isn't many of them, but at least they carry them. If you can find it, there's an hollowed out barrel in front of the fridge aisle that has vintage beer. The entire back of the store (in the beer area) has nothing but ciders. The open fridge has repeats of the six packs that are on the floor and a few imports that were in the first aisle. The first aisle is where they keep all the single 22 oz and 750 ml American micros, Belgians, and other imports. The last 3 and the refridgerator aisle is entirely devoted to beer. The first 8 to 10 aisles is where they keep the hard stuff and the wine. There is no dead space in here where there should be some kind of alcoholic beverage. It looks excatly like they took a building that once housed a grocery store and made it into a liquor store. Thanks,Дo you know what a grocery store looks like? Good, now replace the food with wine, liquor, and beer. I would not recommend this establishment to any out of state beer lovers, because after not observing any signs stating their policy you will be turned down at the counter by an apathetic worker who is caring more about listening to music than making a few hundred dollars sale. Spirits Unlimited greatly dissappointed me at one of the best times of the year. The sole reason is that I now live out of state. I brew beer for a living, visiting my home state at Christmas time and was denied purchase of great micro-brewed beer that I have every right to possess. Also, my sister, an instate resident, was behind us with bottles of liquor and beer for dinner and to send as presents that she was not able to purchase because she was with us. There was about $200 worth of merchandise that I selected to serve with Christmas dinner with my family and a few select 22oz bottles to bring back to South Carolina. He told us that they didn't take out of state i.d.'s and started pulling the bottles off the counter right in front of me. Both she and I are over 21 and South Carolina residents. At the counter was a man listening to an i-pod, he started ringing up my bottles. After spending about an hour carefuly chosing which beer to enjoy over Christmas vacation I went to go check out.

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