Colonial Liquor Store

This place deserves a 0 but due to Unilocal’s «nice policy» I won’t be able to paint a vivid picture of the most unprofessional experience I’ve ever encountered. After a long day of thrifting in cowtown we decided to grab a pre-​Easter bottle of wine. GPS lead us Colonial liquor in Pennsgrove so we made a pit stop on our way back to Philadelphia. I took my sweet time browsing the bottles of wine unsure of what my palate would want the following day. My friend asked (whom I will presume to be the owner) how much the 99 apples costs. He replied «it’s not for sale.» Weird, I thought this was a liquor store… One on my friends proceeded to be ice grilled as she looked at bottles, but she continued to browse thinking the man was merely cautious. Thank heavens the assertive one in the group, realizing this man was PROFILING, said «how about we go to the liquor store down the street?»
The man yelled «yeah, get out– go to that liquor store!»
Whoa! I don’t know anything about Pennsgrove. Maybe it was racism, or ageism, or sexism or Phillyism but I do not support any person or entity that decides to discriminate on anyone based off of a perception.
Odd thing is, we did go to the liquor store down the street. Upon seeing brown people we lamented about our experience at Colonial. The locals and the owners agreed that we hadn’t lost our minds.