Glen Lake Wine and Spirits

I stopped in here for some craft beer and a bottle of wine for a family get together. The owner Dan helped me pick out some great options. These guys really know their wine. I appreciated the customer service and personal attention. Thanks guys!

This place has a very rude owner who told me that using the business bathroom was against the law. Thanks-​After I had spent $ 50 on overpriced beer and wine. On another note the place is very unorganized and I couldn’t even find Pinot Noirs…

I’d like to fancy myself a wine snob, but let’s be real, I can barely tell the difference between a merlot and a cabernet. They’re both red, right?
Fortunately, when you drop by Glen Lake Wine and Spirits, it doesn’t matter how well versed you are on wines. This little shop has a great wine section — many, many different bottles of vino in varying price ranges.
Don’t fret, you tennis playing MInnetonka housewives, there’s plenty of good vodka, too!
The employees at Glen Lake Wine and Spirits are really helpful — recently, I walked in and said, «Hey, I’m going to mull some wine, so I want something cheap, dry, and with a good flavor.» The guy behind the counter took me to a $ 6 bottle and said, «This is your wine.» Seriously, it happened just like that. And you know what? It was perfect!
Protip: When you’re browsing the wine section, look for the tags under the bottles that have the employee faces on them. They’re usually priced very well — often on sale — and are really well-​described. (e.g. «Figgy taste, smooth finish, pairs well with steak.»)
These folks have the knowledge to be wine snobs, but they’re not. They’re just as comfortable telling you about the wide variety of local microbrews that they carry, the strange and exotic vodkas (today I saw a buttered popcorn flavored variety!) and the many other alcohols that they carry.
Best yet, you’re not going to go broke here. Nothing is over-​priced. It’s inexpensive, reasonable, and great customer service is always included.
What more would you want?