Maryland-based Total Wine & More has opened a brand new location at 3925 Market St. in Bee Cave at the Hill Country Galleria, next door to Dick’s Sporting Goods. This is the 5th Total Wine location in the greater Austin area, with other locations in Cedar Park, Mueller, The Arboretum, and Sunset Valley.
The new store totals more than 21,000 square feet offering over 8,000 wines from around the world, 3,000 spirits, 2,500 beers with a varying selection of local, regional, and other favorite selections. The new store also offers a wine-tasting station, a walk-in humidor with more than 300 types of cigars, and a classroom space that can be used for private wine tastings, club meetings as well as beer and spirits consumer classes, providing a unique experience that extends beyond shopping at a liquor store.
Total Wine is known for offering unbeatable prices on wine, spirits, and beer, offered by expertly trained staff to help you find the perfect bottle for any occasion. All employees have undergone extensive training with 100 – 150 hours of study on spirits and wines before starting their position in the store.
Guests will also find a selection of impressive gifts, fine snacks, floaters, and other items throughout the store, offering the perfect complement to any wine or spirit purchase. But if you live far away and are not able to shop at a local wine or beverage store, there is another way to enjoy great wine. Simply take a look at Winc, one of the best-rated wine clubs in the country.
The Total Wine is one of the most prominent alcohol and beverage stores in the country, known for its extensive wine and spirits selection, with an expanded section of craft beers, wines, and spirits. The brand continues to expand throughout Texas and the United States, with more than 200 stores nationwide.
The new Bee Cave store is currently open with four ways to shop, allowing In-store pickup, delivery, curbside pickup, or shopping inside the store. Get started today at totalwine.com.
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