Vincent’s Fine Wine & Liquor

You’ll never see me in the store again. I found 1 bottle that with sticker 2299 and it rang up 2599. I told work the pricing withdrawal, you disagree with me and told me off no that’s a different bottle. The sticker clearly ready exactly what I had in my hands. I told him to paris 2299. Girl that was helping this gentleman told him to justin just the price. He said he can’t do that, it’s not his store. Instead of getting a sale for mobile bottles totally 70 dollars, he just handed me my cash back. So you lose a customer for life over 3 bucks. I want a chubby cheeks down the street and they were 20 19 at the same bottle. I shop several other product that I was looking at an chevy’s was a few dollars less every single 1. So now lost a customer, got a bad review, and didn’t get the sale. Congratulations.

Had everything we needed and was clean inside! Did a random search since we are on our way to KY and this popped up. You never know what your gonna get when hitting a random place up but I would for sure recommend this and I’m a downtown city girl!

NOTE: Location (as of 12÷31÷13) on Unilocal isn’t correct. They are on the eastbound access road to I-​30, east of State Line Avenue.
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Need a decent selection of beer and wine in Texarkana? Vincent’s is a great choice. While I shopped primarily for beer, they appeared to have some good selections in wines. The beer selection is better than average, with selections from all over the globe. The staff is very helpful, but also willing to let you shop on your own if you don’t need any help. I really like their «Pick your own» six pack. For about $ 12.00 ($ 10.99 plus tax) I was able to find several great beers to enjoy over the next couple of days.

So, my Mom decided she wanted some spumante. Up here in deep NE Texas, there is not much in the way of wine shops. I hit Unilocal and found Vincent’s. It’s the only place advertising that they know wines and try to stock good ones. So, I suggested we go here. We drove out from downtown Texarkana and at first I wondered if I’d gotten the address wrong. It seemed like we were heading out to the country. But, fear not, we got there and I was a little taken aback by the rustic exterior.
We sauntered in and found ourselves in a small-​ish place that had the usual hard stuff and large freezer case with beer BUT it also had a rather large selection of wines. We started looking and I realized there was more wine here than I had seen at any other liquor store in the area. They had a diverse selection of reds, whites, rose, and sparkling wines. We got Mom some spumante and some prosecco. I picked up a ROSENBLUM wine from their clearance shelf. Not too sure how good it’s going to be but at 4 dollars, heck yeah I bought it.
The guy behind the counter was nice and helped Mom make a few more wine selections. She is a novice and needs some guidance but she also wants to try stuff, so she is a good customer, if folks will help her out. Yep, little old 70 year old gals like a tipple too and they have the money to get the good stuff. High points for customer service here.
I will recommend this shop to anyone who wants libations and to anyone who wants to find a nice wine. For the area, this is about as good as it gets and that’s a good thing.

You say you can’t find wine in Texarkana? Although other liquor stores sell wine, there is only one where wine is the culture and the man is the story, and that is Vincent’s. His knowledge base, his skill and his ability to find quality in all price ranges makes me feel guilty if I am in another city and I am buying wine because I want to give him my business. Check him out!