About High Point ABC Board
High Point ABC Board is the local Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) authority for the High Point, North Carolina area. As part of North Carolina’s control-state system for distilled spirits, the board oversees several ABC retail stores in and around High Point, providing a curated selection of liquor, mixers, and related products to both individual customers and licensed businesses. The board’s administrative office and one of its primary store locations are at 201 W Fairfield Road in High Point, and its public-facing web presence operates under the domain highpointabc.com.([mapquest.com](https://www.mapquest.com/us/north-carolina/abc-store-448396897?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “HIGH POINT ABC BOA HIGH POINT NC” on a card statement typically reflects a purchase of distilled spirits or related products at one of the High Point ABC Board retail stores. Because these stores are part of the state-regulated system, prices and product offerings follow North Carolina ABC Commission approvals and statewide price schedules, and card descriptors can vary slightly by terminal or location while still referencing High Point ABC. Purchases may be one-time transactions, but in some cases restaurants, bars, or event venues might see repeated charges due to regular restocking through an ABC store.
If you have questions about a High Point ABC Board charge, start by checking your recent receipts or bank app for the purchase date and amount, and compare it to any in-person visit to an ABC store around that time. You can contact the High Point ABC Board using the phone and email listed on their official site or reach out directly to the specific store where you shopped, which can be identified from your receipt or by recalling the store location (e.g., Fairfield Road or other High Point-area stores).([mapquest.com](https://www.mapquest.com/us/north-carolina/abc-store-448396897?utm_source=openai)) Because these are government-regulated stores, disputes about pricing, refunds on unopened merchandise (where allowed), or errors with a transaction are usually handled by the store manager or the board’s administrative office, and they may request your receipt or card statement details to investigate.