Corkscrew Johnny’s in Richfield, OH

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Telephone:	+1 330-659-4447
Website:	www.corkscrewjohnnys.com
Address:	2542 Brecksville Rd, Richfield, OH, 44286
Categories:	Beer, Wine & Spirits

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Accepts Credit Cards	Yes
Parking	Private Lot

Wheelchair Accessible

Yes

Today

Today	10:00 am – 9:00 pm Open now
Local time (Richfield)	12:00 Saturday, 31 May 2025

Business hours

Monday	10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday	10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday	10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday	10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday	10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday	10:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday	11:00 am – 7:00 pm

Description

Specialties

Welcome to Corkscrew Johnnys Fine Wine Beer and State Liquor Store

We pride ourselves in our service

Special orders Weddings Wine delivery Office or corporate events Non profit events Retail special orders

Wine tastings in home private and corporate

Wine food pairings Domestic and select beers liquors and Mixers

Need your Wine and Beer or a gift basket delivered to your doorstep

Bargain shipping rates and FREE delivery on cases of wine or orders above 89 dollars

Our Motto is if we do not have it we will do everything in our power to find it for you

We are always on the hunt for the latest cocktail trends and interesting beverages

We take a personal approach to finding your favorites, seasonal and specialty products

Special orders are welcome and encouraged

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We specialize in seasonal and limited edition beers boutique wines

We always stock the latest craft microbrews domestic and imports

We boast a quality selection of mixers liqueurs and aperitifs

History

Established in 1994.

Specializing in beer and wine for almost 20 years Corkscrew Johnny’s service is second to none and our mantra is if we do not have it we will do our best to find it for you!

Meet the Business Owner

Jonathan K.

Business Owner

We pride ourselves on our service, wine delivery, non-profit events, retail special orders

wine tastings on site private and corporate, office and corporate events, select craft beers and liquors.

Corkscrew Johnny’s started as boutique wine shop located in Richfield OH. We carry a vast selection of craft beers and we are a full state liquor agency. Add in our tobacco/cigar and snack department, Corkscrew Johnny’s continues to be your preferred beer/wine/spirit one stop shop.

We are excited to announce that we will be taking orders online. Check back for an updated beer/wine list with shipping/delivery rates. As always wine/beer can be delivered free to Bath, Richfield and Montrose/Akron.

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8 reviews of Corkscrew Johnny’s

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Devon W.

Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL

Fantastic place with a great selection. The staff was very helpful and friendly. I will definitely be back.

Michael G.

Place rating: 1
Gregory, MI

Stopped in at 11:30 on a Monday morning, and the doors were locked. Hours on the door said 10 AM, went around to the side door and asked the guy if they were open, and he said «We’re unloading a truck come back in 20 minutes.» Needless to say, I’ll never be back.

Michael B.

Place rating: 5
Cleveland, OH

This place is awesome with a great selection. I talked a lot to the big guy named John and he was extremely knowledgeable on the two things I was asking him about– Bourbon and red wines. I imagine his knowledge is great in other areas as well b/c he really knew things inside and out. I plan on returning soon and being a regular!

Denise G.

Place rating: 4
Tampa, FL

Corkscrew Johnny’s is a great little liquor store… you can find everything you need to mix up your favorite drink… or great beer and an excellent wine selection. Just wish they would stock Ohio wines like my fave, Ferrante’s Jester’s Blush. We live close-by, and this is actually the closest store of any kind. Would be handy if they stocked staples, too.

Emma M.

Place rating: 5
Covington, KY

Seems like a nice quite place, not too far from akron. Decent prices and good selection! I don’t believe they take credit cards but there is an ATM inside.

Danielle A.

Place rating: 4
Asheville, NC

Had a pretty decent selection however all of the beer was cold and I have no way of keeping it cold for a two hour journey home so I left empty handed. The guy working there whom I think was the owner was super helpful though!

Kevin S.

Place rating: 4
Medina, OH

«The Screw» used to be just south of the current location, in yet another abominable, godless strip mall, but the good folks at Johnny’s decided, «Hey, let’s build a stage, stitch up some costumes, hire a band, and put on a SHOW!» So they moved north, just a bit, to a new, dedicated location. (You almost can’t believe the ‘Screw even exists; I find myself rubbing my eyes each time I enter. «Whuck?») The interior of the place is more typical of an urban likker place than one stuck in the ‘burbs; nice layout, with a «wine loft» just up the stairs. Very open feeling, but here’s the BEST part…
The people working here, and I mean ALL of them, really get the whole deal. They understand that you want some hooch, or vino, or just a sixer, and they are standing by for aid and comfort, served up with wit, charm, grace and intelligence. («Desperate Housewines,» e.g.) As noted above, this place is in the wilds of Richfield but seems more on a par with Manhattan, or Old Bond Street, or Avenue Montaigne, or Moscow’s oh-so-trendy Tretyakovsky Proyezd in its presentation and vibe.
I was just over there snagging some chewable cab for my oenophile bunkmate, and it was, yet again, an enjoyable experience. Just below five star, as their turnover of product isn’t what it could (and should) be, so the chance that they may not have exactly the single malt for which I hanker is high. Hey. I have very real, human needs.
Give this place a visit. I’ve yet to hear anyone having a bad experience. (I’ll forgive Bryn his geographical slip: this is in Richfield, where it was once in Bath. Not to put too fine a point on it.)

Bryn R.

Place rating: 4
Cleveland, OH

I suppose it’s weird to think of a liquor store having «character», or providing an experience beyond fulfulling the basic need to purchase booze. In my experience, most liquor stores are no-bullshit, utilitarian establishments, operated by people with whom you should avoid making direct eye contact. They’re not typically places you want to linger. But then again, this is Bath, Ohio. Money grows on trees here. Anything is possible, even yuppie liquor stores.
Johnny’s is a strange and occasionally wonderful place. It sits in the middle of nowhere, flanked by a couple of garden centers and truck depots on an otherwise desolate stretch of Cleveland-Massillon Road, but Johnny’s teal-colored cinderblock building looks downright festive. It says, «C’mon inside, let’s buy some liquor and party our asses off.» The guys working behind the counter can be just as colorful, too. (I imagine that if you embarked on that timeless cliché and attempted rob this liquor store, the clerks would attempt to engage you in some kind of Socratic dialogue, then try to sell you a fancy $ 10 chocolate bar, instead of opening the register and handing over the cash. It’s that kind of place.) There’s a whole lotta liquor, and the beer selection is a microbrew paradise. They don’t take credit cards for booze, and they’re closed on Sunday. Minor inconveniences.
The upstairs is for wine. Again, it’s an odd arrangement. Most of the wine sits on the floor in dimly-lit crates, like it’s the U. S. Customs warehouse or something. You’ve got bottles of $ 6.99 Argentinian hooch sitting right next to $ 500 bottles of fine Grand Cru Bordeaux. There’s no rhyme or reason to it that I could ever decipher. It’s like a treasure hunt for dedicated drunks.
There’s really nothing like it in the area… there’s no competition if you don’t want Giant Eagle or the Circle K gas station dictating what kind of wine or beer you can purchase on short notice.

Corkscrew Johnny’s

Richfield, United States