Mulligan’s

If you need beer, liquor, or wine thats not available at a gas station or Publix, this is your stop! If they don’t have it, they can get it.
Prices are a little high, but you get what you pay for, so to me it’s worth it!

Really good prices, the place is always clean and smells nice. Staff is always friendly. Have never had an issue at all. We have been going to mulligans about once a month for the last few years and will continue to go because of the customer service and prices. Just wish they had bud light limerita’s so I wouldn’t have to make an addition trip elsewhere.

Well finally found out that they’re super over priced! I’ve been buy this cheap bottle of wine here for a while, finally stopped in another store called «Crockers» off Dover Rd. They have the same $ 16.99 bottle of wine at Mulligans selling for $ 11.99 at Crockers. Not only was the wine SO much cheaper, but the vodka was as well. Crockers pretty much has the same choices Mulligans has, but its a little out of my way from home. Won’t mind driving an extra 5 – 10 minutes to save $$$$$

If you’re looking to grab some Jack and a 6 pack of beer then this is a great place but unfortunately their price gouging on good Bourbon and Scotch means I won’t be returning. For instance, they have my favorite scotch Lagavulin marked up to 150 dollars when every other store has it for 90. They’re even selling the usually more expensive 12 year Cask Strength for 125 which makes no sense because every scotch drinker knows the age on Lagavulin means little because it’s Cask strength so therefor more expensive in every market. I don’t know if this pricing is intentional but it’s highly erratic because some things will be priced normally. It’s sad that I have to drive to Nashville to pick up a 90 dollar bottle of Lagavulin 16 year because this place would probably be a regular stop for me otherwise.

I have been to this liquor store many times, both in its older and new location. They have a decent liquor collection but a TERRIBLE beer selection. I would expect a little more from a «premium» liquor store. The staff, in my experience, basically ignore you. Sometimes it’s nice to get a recommendation from an «expert» but I haven’t found that to be an option here. I asked about a premium (very well known) bourbon and the staff had never heard of it!!! I find that a little surprising considering that it is located about 2 hours from the distillery. All in all they have what your looking for just don’t expect the staff to help you find it.

Walked in around 2:45pm on June 26, 2015. Wasn’t really busy but no one came to greet me or see if I needed help, which I could’ve used the help but no big deal.
I was pretty impressed with the huge selection of wine, beer and liquor. I was there looking for wine (which I have no clue about, hence why a little bit of help would’ve been nice) but I found a few things I was looking for. Mulligans seems a bit pricey, especially in comparison to the liquor store at Ft Campbell and then when you tack on that TN sales tax… yikes!
Overall, nice store and great selection. Just don’t think I’ll return unless I can’t find something very specific that I can’t find else where.

Mulligan’s, I hate you. Your prices are high for the area, your customer service is atrocious, and you have a monopoly on the Clarksville booze scene.
Many times have I been to Mulligan’s, zero times have I been helped. Even when I stop employees and say I need help choosing a wine, I get blown off and walked away from. I would say it’s because I’m younger than their typical clientele and I always see those same staffers scurrying over to affluent-​looking retirees, but the other Unilocal reviews on this page suggest it’s just me.
I make a point of getting my libations at Fort Campbell or in Franklin/​Nashville depending on whether I’m working that day, but I know I’ll be back here and that annoys me.

Best liquor store in the Clarksville area… They have EVERYTHING! The store is very clean and very well organized. It’s easy to find what your looking for and maybe a few extra things that you didn’t :) The wine selection is outrageous and they have a wide selection of beer.

They have the most broad selection of wine and spirits, and have most items stocked. The staff is always friendly and helpful.

Yessssss… thank you Mulligans, for existing. Lovely building, nice displays and the wine selection rocks the casbah. They’ve got some quirky stuff which enables me to give an excuse like «honey, I need cream sherry for the she-​crab soup, I’ll be back in 20 minutes!» and walk back in the house with armloads of bourbon, sake and other delights.
Skip the gift certificates to Outback folks, your friends want birthday presents from here.

OMG! I can’t believe that a place like this exists in Clarksville! Their wine selection is huge and impressive. I read that Mulligan’s started as a wine shop but expanded their collection once they moved to the new, larger space.
I’m not a big wine guy so I didn’t stick around the wine section for too long, though and their liquor section was big as well. I figured knowing where I was it would be a lot of Jack Daniel’s, Jose Cuervo and *shudder* hypnotiq. Mulligan’s didn’t disappoint in that respect BUT it made up for it with their large selection of scotches-​which was very good and priced on this side of CRAZY! I was a little disappointed that their bourbon collection was limited to just the usual Jim Beam, Maker’s Mark etc. UNTIL I saw their shelf stocked with a smaller collection than their scotch but still an excellent bunch of labels. Wow, was I still in middle of nowhere Tennessee?
The only thing I was disappointed in was their beer selection-​they had some pretty good labels but most of it was stocked with their cheap stuff. Aaand that pretty much brought me back down to the reality that I’m in Clarksville.

I base this 4 star rating on the fact that this building is a central location for all things wet and intoxicating. Imagine a Mecca in the Clarksville area for AA members. My main areas of investigation in this land of magic potions were wine, vodka, and tequila. They had a fine selection of wines where you can find just about anything to suit your taste no matter if you prefer a Malbec from Argentinian local or a Chianti from Italy. The pricing was slightly high, but I have been spoiled by California’s AWESOME selection of 5 dollar wine. There is an outstanding selection of vodka. I recommend the Viking Fjord Vodka, which has a crisp taste I have come to love with a clean not overly strong finish derived from delicious potatoes. Excellent tequila selection as well. I recommend the Cabo Wabo which I find to be far superior to the ever popular Patron.

If you are looking for liquor or wine, Mulligans has it. The first time I went here I was floored by how nice the place is and how much of a selection they have. There isn’t much of a beer selection but they do have some hard to find beers.

One word. A-​MAZ-​ING! I’m from an area in California that drinks wine like water. I also spent time traveling around Europe to know what a good wine collection looks like. I can’t believe a place Clarksville has a wine store like this. It’s just like Bevmo. This place had an insane selection to include Cakebread, Heitz, and Opus One. I even found a bottle of Cabernet from Château Montelena. Ridic.

Don’t tell my sponsor that I’m writing this… but he doesn’t have the internet anyway because he’s also a sex addict… I HEART Mulligans!!! They are friendly, they know their wines, they know what they have (which can’t be easy because they have a TREMENDOUS selection) and, most of all, they have my new favorite wine, which I found at their suggestion, CHOCOLATE BOX. Since I’ve had it, I won’t drink anything else… and no one else carries it. There’s no other place worth going!

A quick update – Mulligan’s moved into a new building just up the street. The new digs are beautiful. Where before the interior was typical of most liquor stores (though way less creepy than Ebenezer’s) with awesome service, now it looks and feels like a winery (still with awesome service) not unlike places I’ve been to around Napa/​Sonoma. The wine selection is varied and plentiful. Though they didn’t have the bottle I wanted, I still left with enough to fill our wine rack. (gotta stock up when you can’t buy on Sundays or in a dang grocery store. Tennessee, jeez. :/)