Black-Owned Wine and Spirits Retail Directory
Less than 1% of liquor stores in the U.S. are Black-owned. This directory helps make Black-owned liquor stores, wine shops, bottle shops, and spirits retailers easier to find and support. Search by city, state, or store name to find a spot near you.
Directory Map
Search by store, city, address, or state. On mobile, use the search box and tap the map pins instead of scrolling through a long list.
Mobile note: the full store list is hidden to keep this page easy to use. Search by city or state, then tap the pins on the map.
Personal Picks
These are stores I personally like, respect, or think are doing something special for the culture.
This is where it all started for me. Chat’s was the first Black-owned liquor store where I really fell in love with learning about spirits. Bernie and the team put me onto so many Black-owned brands and helped shape how I think about selection and storytelling.
A Black woman-owned, beautifully curated store with a huge selection and nationwide shipping. Sunshine and the crew do a great job supporting small brands and building community. Always one of my first stops when I’m in New York.
Atlanta culture through and through. Between the podcast studio, strong brand selection, and genuinely good people, this place represents ATL the right way. A great shop with real personality and a serious bottle lineup.
One of the most beautiful liquor stores I’ve visited. Incredible selection of Black-owned wine and spirits, great energy, and they’re right next to Carolina Kitchen. I love stopping in for tastings and seeing what new brands they bring through.
One of the most modern liquor store concepts I’ve seen. Thoughtfully curated, design-forward, and stocked with what you need for a great dinner party. Both locations are solid, and they carry strong Black-owned spirits.
This place puts Detroit on the map. Massive selection of Black-owned spirits, snacks, and essentials, plus art on the walls and a restaurant inside. Pure Detroit energy and one of my first stops every time I’m in the city.
Da Brown Bag feels like what a neighborhood liquor store should be: local, welcoming, and serious about selection. They’re Black-owned, community-driven, and they make it easy to shop online for pickup.
Just a heads up: listings can change over time. This directory is built from public research, community tips, and ongoing updates. If you notice anything that needs correcting or know a store we should add, please send it my way.
Also, just because a business is Black-owned does not always mean they carry Black-owned spirits, but you can always request them. We’re doing our best. At the end of the day, this is about support, so drink what you like and support how you can.
