Visiting from out of town, I happened upon the store because I needed to make change for the bus…read more When I entered the store there was a cashier, a man behind a desk area and a woman standing by the front door who asked if I needed help. I told her that all I really needed was to make change. She said "we don't have that" rather dismissively. I was floored. I looked around at this massive store, the cash register's, the staff the millions worth of inventory and I said "really, with all this? And she said " really, with all this". I left the store with no change. The bus didn't make change. The driver let me on for free. There is a total wine in the town where I live, but I don't think I'll be going back there.

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I live so close to Wine Authorities and drove by it so many times but never noticed them. It wasn't…read moreuntil Offline Premium introduced me to them! They have 2 locations- Raleigh and Durham. The entire store is filled with wines from all over the world. The best part? None of them are from big companies. Every single one of them are from local/ small businesses (You can see some of the business owners photos by the wines!). The owner/ founder of Wine Authorities has been working with a lot of the wineries for many years. They taste every new batch they purchase to ensure quality. Although they have many businesses they've been working with for a long time, they go to wine shows and events in Europe to discover new ones! I like my wine very sweet but there were so many choices that I was a bit overwhelmed. I asked the nice lady at the register to give me recommendations and I loved the wine she recommended. If you are a bit overwhelmed with all the choices, just ask for help. They are very informative and helpful! Aside from their amazing wine, they also have beer, cider, sake, hot sauce, honey, meats, and etc. You will find at least one thing you will love. On Saturdays, they have free wine tastings from 12-3pm! If you cannot make it there on time, you can always buy a bottle or two. They will give you glasses to drink in the back or outside if the weather is nice outside! You can also buy snacks or cheese to go with your wines. Also, if you are a little hungry, you can buy a bottle from Wine Authorities and head to Thai Cafe next door and they will let you drink there without extra charge!

Wonderful wine store and knowledgeable owners. I favor a good selection of French wines in general…read more Not only is their selection trialed and tested and very good-- but they also cover a broad price range. If you would enjoy buying 50 and 75+ $$ bottles you can find excellent selections but if your budget is more modest and you are looking for $15-25$ selections, you can buy with confidence as well. Have been buying from them for years.. highly recommend. Love this purveyor.

Very friendly and helpful staff, wide variety of liquor to choose from and lots of variation in the…read morebottle size. I am told that this is the best ABC store in the Orange County / Mebane, NC area.

Cheerful, friendly, helpful staff. Obviously, no price competition! Lots of parking, convenient…read morelocation, no nearby church.

Really great place to drink and hangout at any time. Some real good live music and pretty cool…read morebartenders. Would recommend to anyone.

Great place to drink and hangout, good live music and some real nice bartenders. Would recommend.read more

I made a gift order for someone locally to pick up. It went smoothly and when the person received…read morethe gift she said that the staff were delightful.

Nice little wine shop with wines of all price ranges. Shout out to Bobby for being super friendly…read moreand knowledgeable!

Where do I start... I have been a patron of Trackside since it opened and, like The Dude…read more.. Trackside abides. It's the bottle shop that caters to and honors the craft in local craft beer. You won't find any corporate macro brews here... only those that make the cut of Mike and his crew. If you're a lover of craft beer; you will love this bottle shop. If you are not a lover of craft beer... well, there's wine, Sake, ciders, and maybe even a root beer. Water? Okay... but, weird. Okay, there's some solid snacks as well, and THEY'RE CHEAP! One buck gets you a cup-o-snack and you're golden for a little while. You can even order out from Junction On 70 just a few doors down the sidewalk and pick up your order to eat at the bottle shop. You can chill at the bar, at a table, on the couch, out on the back patio, on your head (if you're that talented) and they are dog friendly as long as you have a friendly dog. Highly recommended.

Where they know your name, you'll try a beer you haven't had before.. maybe a sour or cider…read more. options on tap change up often. No food other than bar mix but grab a pizza next door or from your favorite food truck and head in. Inside or outside.. it will be a great visit.

I love this place! Small enough to find your way around, but with a great and perfect inventory for…read moreme! I miss Drew, but I'm sure they will continue zZ saddydy SF to xtyfu xy e great business

This shop is under new ownership, who is by and large absent…read more I was shocked by how unwelcoming the new management is. This is a neighborhood wine shop. My husband really liked chatting with the last owner, who knew a lot about wine. He had not been since the new owner took over. I convinced him to go for a tasting, and I'm so sorry I dragged him in there on his weekend time. We were the only people tasting at the bar. Despite this the managers showed zero interest in us. It was very awkward. They asked no questions, not even how long we'd been going there. Management actively avoided us. No one wanted to talk beyond shelling out basic wine info on what they were trying to sell at the tasting. When we stepped away from the counter to look around after the tasting, they suddenly gathered with one another behind the counter to talk among themselves, leaving me somewhat confused and left to peruse the shelves alone (we were the only ones there looking at wine too) instead of taking any opportunity to approach us, get to know us, and retain local clients and entice us to want come in more often. All 4 seats were empty at the counter around them. It was a weekend night. Had I felt more hospitality, we might have bought a nice bottle of wine and sat down to talk. Instead we left. My husband just shrugged (he likes Wine Authorities anyhow) but I actually felt somewhat shocked, in all honesty. It's hard to believe they're trying to run a hospitality business. That experience was anything but fun. In fact it was stressful and a disappointing waste of time. If they want to justify their higher prices over other stores, or encourage people to drink on premises, they need much better management. Preferably people who like people. We had every intention of supporting this local business, but won't be returning anytime soon.