Total Wine & More set to open at Hill Country Galleria
Total Wine & More is coming soon to the Hill Country Galleria. (Courtesy Total Wine & More)
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Total Wine & More is set to open a new Bee Cave location within the Hill Country Galleria. The Maryland-based liquor store chain will replace the former Twin Liquors location at 3925 Market St., Bee Cave. According to the Total Wine & More website, the Bee Cave location is currently under construction and is anticipating a May 28 opening date. 512-827-0038. www.totalwine.com
By Amy Rae Dadamo
Amy Rae Dadamo is the reporter for Lake Travis-Westlake, where her work focuses on city government and education. Originally from New Jersey, Amy Rae relocated to Austin after graduating from Ramapo College of New Jersey in May 2019.
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