'bottle shop' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used to refer to a store that sells alcoholic beverages, usually in bottles or cans. For example, "Let's stop by the bottle shop on the way home and pick up some beer."
Half craft-beer bottle shop, and half tap room, Select Beer may be the South Bay's best-kept beer secret.
Get your beer fix at the local bottle shop.
The family also runs a fine bottle shop next door, should you still be thirsty.
"It gets really interesting stuff in," says Matthew Hinton, owner of the Brew Cavern bottle shop.
The job at the bottle shop was the one that stuck.
Outside the 707 Bottle Shop boots were loaded up with beer and sound systems.
So, according to owners Michele and Matteo Sargenti, their bottle shop-cum-bar that opened in June is just "rediscovering" a local tradition.
Backstage we visit the scene of the crime via glimpses of Krook's rag-and-bottle shop, a glassy-eyed Lady Dedlock staring back at us through a rain-streaked window, Miss Flite's bird-filled garret, and the blood-spattered desk at which Tulkinghorn died.
Yet, as she demonstrates in thoroughgoing detail, Garnett's pre-first-world-war life, lived far away from the coteries of King's College, Cambridge, and Gordon Square, was much more that of a Rupert Brooke-style "neo-pagan": all late-night naked swimming, sleeping in barns and contraceptives acquired from a "bicycle tyre and hot water-bottle shop".
In the far northern reaches of the Prati district, this wine emporium and lunch stop opened in 1927, and the charming bottle-shop decor has changed little since then.
During the day L'Oasi functions as a takeaway bottle-shop, but from 5.30pm staff begin piling up a long table of substantial nibbles to accompany the aperitivi of homeward-bound students and workers; at €10 for a glass of wine or beer and a plate of goodies, this buffet – available until 8.30pm – is an excellent way to dine cheaply.
