Telegraph Liquor Store....beer...fine wine..

"New Owners, making a lot of changes for the better. Remodeling in the near future. Nice people!"

"Great selection. This store is run by a family that lives in the area and they make the effort to go the exta mile for their customers."

"Clean store. Good people work here. They have good knowledge but be VERY careful. You will end up buying more than what you originally anticipated. They know how to talk."

"Great store, very clean, wide variety, owner was very nice and saff and sons very helpful. Go check them out. And let help support our family and small businesses. 5 star store."

"There bottle deposit policy is $2 I brought back $2.40 today and they told me not to come back Michigan bottle deposit law is $25 per day per person they told me they don't care about Michigan laws I'm contacting the state over this everybody should bring back $25 worth of bottles and cans everyday see how they like it A dealer may accept, but is not required to accept, from a person, empty returnable containers for a refund in excess of $25 on any given day. In other words, the Michigan Bottle Deposit Law allows up to $25 in refunds to be given per person per day per retailer. If the retailer chooses, he/she may accept additional amounts. However, a retailer may not refuse to accept fewer than $25 in returns from a person. Most beverage containers in Michigan are labeled with a bar code that a reverse vending machine reads to determine if the container is returnable. The containers should not be crushed so that the bar code can be read to ensure the product was purchased in Michigan. However, retailers are required to accept crushed containers if they are clean, sold by the retailer, and can be identified as a Michigan returnable beverage container. Returning non-crushed containers will be easier for you and the retailer (Sold by retailer) if you sell Pepsi products you have to accept them even if they were not bought from your store If your books are (even) someone brings in $25 worth of cans now your books are in the (positive) $25 you give them $25 in return now your books are (even) again they spend $10 in your store now your books are in the (positive) by $10"