Parman’s Wine & Spirits

We stopped here for just a minute. It was the closest liquor store to where we were at the moment. The cashier was a riot, playing a joke on the out-​of-​staters. Being from Ohio, there are weird liquor laws and when he told us something silly, he almost had us. Nice guy with great customer service. He told us about how we should go to the zoo and see the lion. And we did!

They didn’t have the whiskey we were looking for (Coldcock) but neither did the two we stopped at before ending up here. It’s a large, bright, clean store. The man working tried to help us and was unapologetic about not having what we wanted. I want to go back and check out their selection. It was half hour before closing time and a few customers came in during the five minutes we were there so it seemed like they get a decent amount of traffic.

Not much to say, but it’s one of the better spirit shops. They have a good selection and the guy working there is super helpful & friendly. He recommended a good bourbon to try for my next visit (angel’s envy & belle Meade). Would rate it at a 5 if they had some cheese and pâté lying around ^_^

This is my favorite Liquor store in Sandy Springs. The staff is always friendly and willing to help you find the right bottle of wine for any occasion. The store is extremely convenient and was even open in the middle of a winter storm when everywhere else was closed. I am a loyal Parman’s customer.

I was looking for a liquor place close to my work, similar to the below reviewer, and this place popped up. It was close proximity, so it sounded okay.
While the store is kind of small, and the selection isn’t as varied as I’ve seen in other liquor stores, this place was alright. Prices were more or less comparatively the same as I’m used to seeing, maybe a couple dollars higher on a few things. But considering this is Sandy Springs, the slightly increased liquor prices aren’t really that surprising.
The staff was very helpful for my needs, so that was a serious plus. They made some suggestions about my purchases, and for the most part, they were pretty good suggestions. 3 stars isn’t a bad thing, in this case. If you are truly stumped out over something, I feel like they would be excellent in responding to your needs. However, if you were searching for a rare liquor or wine, I’m not so sure this place would be able to help you out much on that front.

I like Parman’s. The staff is always pleasant (or maybe I’m just elated when I’m there because inebriation is in my near future). Anyway, it’s not the largest store around, but the selection is nice (have the basic liquors & wines and there’s always something interesting the beer cooler). For the ‘neighborhood’ liquor store, it’s tops. The prices are decent, too! AND it will always have a special place in my heart because it was where I went on the Sunday that alcohol sales finally became legal on Sundays in Sandy Springs/​Georgia.

I searched for a liquor store around where I work, wanted to get a birthday present for my boss. He’s a tequila guy, I’m not. I thought about going to Total Wine, but figured I would give another store a shot. I saw Parman’s on the list, and figured I would give them a try.
They said they had an exceptional selection of wines and spirits… let’s see! I walked in, found the tequila section, and immediately had no idea what I was looking at. I know Jose, Patron, and a couple of other names, but they had so many more! I had to ask for help. The owner (I think) was very very helpful. He told me about the different types of tequila, how long they have been aged, and some little hints about select brands.
Ultimately, the decision came down to two bottles. One had better packaging, one had better quality. Not that the first one was bad quality, just not an A+++, more of an A+. We talked a little more, and ended up choosing the bottle that was better tasting.
All in all, very good selection, and extremely helpful service! I’ll be back here for sure!

sometimes you just need to drink a bottle of Arrogant Bastard in your hotel room while spacing out after a day of training classes. this is where Parman’s comes into play.
dude behind the counter was nice. we were talking about beers with funny names. both agreed that «Raging Bitch» by Flying Dog might be the best one we’ve seen so far.
prices are alright. I kinda expected cheaper prices in the South, but whatevs.

I stopped by here the other day to pick up a bottle of wine as a gift for the host on my way to a friend’s place for dinner. The beer selection was not impressive, but they had all the usual requests. The wine selection was pleasantly surprising, and they had some interesting picks. Not the place to go if you’re looking for rare selections, but conveniently located in the Publix shopping center and a good place to stop by if you’re looking for a bottle of wine in a pinch.

Parman’s changed ownership in the last year or so. The new owners really cleaned up the place. The staff seem to take a genuine interest in helping you find what you need. They have a good selection of liquors and a decent selection of beers.

I stopped by Parmans earlier today with my roommate so he could grab some drinkable delights, and at a first glance the place really looked like a gas station that only sold alcohol. Not that there is anything wrong with that, considering most individuals don’t really go to a particular liquor store because they prefer how nice of a place it is.
Parmans had a great selection of liquor and wine to choose from. They have their higher priced dollars on the top of the shelf and the lower priced on the lower, which makes the term «top shelf» literal.
Two of my favorite liquor selections that the store had was the chilled Jagermeister (not typical of a liquor store, but very nice) and the bourbon eloquently named «Fighting Cock.»
Their beer selection is decent. They have all of the popular domestic and import selections, but nothing really exotic or new, at least in my opinion.

I ran in here to grab a six pack of beer or four or five on my way to a party and I was pleasantly surprised by the selection. Not of the beer necessarily, but they had a good variety of wine, with a lot of it on sale at the time. I found myself stopping and checking out a lot of wine, so much so that I ended up spending twenty minutes here rather than the two or three I intended to spend on grabbing some beer.
The store itself is clean and efficient, but the location is way out of my normal booze shopping locale. It’s a good liquor store, but not so good that I’d drive to Sandy Springs every time I need a bottle of wine. But if I’m in the neighborhood…