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Sample rows

10 of the 637 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 105 businesses, 74 of them with an email address. Pennsylvania follows with 95.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 584 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 614 rated businesses is 4.5, and 36 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 446 email addresses, 152 (34%) are role addresses such as info@, 163 (37%) name a person and 131 (29%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this beer store email list?

The beer store file has 637 Google Maps listings in the Beer store category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a retail shop that sells beer for take-home: a bottle shop, a beer and wine store, a six-pack shop attached to a convenience store, or a craft beer specialist. Each shop is one row.

Email addresses are on 446 of the listings, one per shop. Phone numbers are on 568 rows and a website is on 324. Many beer stores are small and run on a phone line, a social page and a counter, so the phone column carries real weight.

Every row has the category Beer store. The shop's focus, whether craft, imports or cold cases, shows only in the name and on the site.

How can you segment the file?

The beer store CSV opens in Excel or Google Sheets. Filter it with these columns.

The main cut for beer stores is state and city. Beer retail is shaped by state, and sellers of beer, snacks and coolers usually work by territory. Texas, Pennsylvania and Ohio lead the states, and Philadelphia stands out as a city with 56 listings, more than twice any other.

The business name column gives hints about the shop. Words such as Craft, Bottle Shop, Growler, Taproom or Brew point to specialists, and Beverage, Distributor, Depot, Deli or Market point to general stores that carry beer among other goods. Because names are a loose guide, check the site before you build a targeted pitch.

The email type column shows 163 named-person addresses and 152 role addresses, which is nearly balanced and lets you write two versions without losing much of the list.

• State and city: Philadelphia, Columbus, Dallas and Pittsburgh lead.
• Business name: craft, bottle shop, growler, beverage, depot.
• Email type: named addresses for owners, role addresses for the shop inbox.
• Phone: 568 numbers, useful where the shop has no site.

Who buys a beer store email list?

The main buyers are brewers and importers who want shelf space. Craft breweries, cideries, hard seltzer and non-alcoholic beer brands, and importers of European and Latin American beers pitch stores directly where they can or ask for a distributor introduction. Snack, jerky, chip and mixer companies sell to shops where people buy beer.

Others sell to the shop. Cooler and walk-in refrigeration dealers, shelving and display makers, and point-of-sale and inventory systems with age checks pitch the counter. Delivery platforms recruit stores that sell by app. Signs, neon and merchandise suppliers, insurers and sales reps from beverage wholesalers also use store lists. Growler fill system makers target shops that sell draft beer to go.

How do you run outreach to beer stores?

A beer store is often run by the owner, who also stocks shelves and works the register, so email is read after closing or on a slow morning. Write a short note that names the beer or product, the pack size and price, and one question about whether they are taking new lines.

Divide the 446 shop addresses by type. There are 163 named-person addresses, which most likely reach the owner or buyer. The 152 role addresses reach a shared inbox, and a note to those should ask who orders new products.

Be careful with state differences. Who may sell beer to a store, and how a new brand gets onto a shelf, varies by state, and a store will not take a pitch that ignores it. The file does not hold that information, so check the rules for your own product before you write, and use the state column to send each group a message that fits.

The 568 phone numbers allow a call, and a short visit with a sample works for local brewers. Where a shop has a site, dedupe on its domain, and keep each send small.

What email rules apply when you contact beer stores?

Email to a store owner needs your company's valid postal address and an opt-out that works, per CAN-SPAM. If a shop owner replies asking not to hear from you, honor that request.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas has 105 beer store listings and 74 emails. Pennsylvania has 95 and 66, Ohio has 85 and 59, New York has 60 and 42, California has 52 and 36, Florida has 37 and 26, North Carolina has 29 and 20, and Michigan has 25 and 18.

In cities, Philadelphia has 56 listings. Columbus has 24, Dallas has 23, Pittsburgh has 22, Brooklyn has 17, El Paso has 12, and Detroit and New York have 11 each.

Philadelphia has 56 listings and Pittsburgh 22, so a rep in Pennsylvania can build a full territory from two cities. Columbus gives Ohio a clear anchor.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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