Great selection of wines, the staff really know their stuff, always wines on taste at weekends,…read moreplus regular tastings.

From the owner: Independent wine merchants offering an exceptional range of wines from around the world, local…read morecraft beers, ciders and boutique spirits. We have many years experience in the wine trade and can offer expert advice for any occasion. We also host regular wine tasting evenings, offer free local delivery and a corporate sales, party and wedding services. We have different wines available on our tasting table to sample every weekend and stock a huge selection of white wine, red wine, rosé wine, sparkling wine, champagne, dessert wines, English Wines, fortified wines, lighter wines, Prosecco, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Malbec, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Brandy, Cognac, Armagnac, Whisky, Japanese whisky, American Whiskey, Irish Whiskey, Gin, Rum, Tequila, Vodka, Blond & Golden Ale, Pale Ale, Real Ale, Bitter & Porter, IPA, Stout, Ciders, Dry Ciders, Medium Ciders, gift sets, gifts for him, gifts for her, gift cards and vouchers.

Drink Junction is definitely the smallest off-license I have ever seen. There's barely room for…read morefive people to walk around comfortably within. But the owner rules his miniscule roost in a jovial manner and enjoys the odd arbitrary conversation about anything from relationship dynamics to how strange the weather is that time of year. Drink Junction also offers tobacco, lotto tickets and a small selection of sweets. Situated in the heart of a triangle of clubs in the Wimbledon area, I've noticed that Drink Junction is usually the only shop around that's open into the wee hours. It's also a great place to buy drinks at the last minute if you'd like to continue the party elsewhere. Warning: only two party animals at a time!

My husband's favorite haunt for craft beer. He is always stopping by when he's in Kingston. I…read morefinally got the chance to go with him- I'm no much of a beer lady but they do have a few lovely red wines that satisfied me while he carefully selected his craft beer from the choices offered. The barkeeps have been friendly, knowledgeable and amiable. Always ready to chat about the selection of beers and the origins of them. There is indoor and outdoor seating- a lovely vibe in the heart on Kingston. For an American- a rustic bar in an alley is the prime UK experience.

great service costumer for 2years and they give me discounts for being loyal…read more when i am 10p short they give me the item even though i don't have enough

This seems to be one of those smaller, quaint, neighborhood wine shops crowded with boxes and bins…read moreof wine. It is, and it's much more. Looking around, you'll find 2 intimately arranged seating areas (for tastings) and a piano. Either the store manager or owner will introduce themselves assist you with finding that perfect wine for your occasion. The shop stocks a wide variety wines, often from the smallest of producers, and he knows them well. We sat around the table and tasted a selection of delightful and luxurious wines while enjoying a bit of charcuterie ("Sorry, it's January and we haven't stocked our cheeses after the holidays."). My favorites were an Assyrtiko from Santorini and a luxurious Pinot Noir from a small producer in the southern Burgundy region. Whether you are looking for a "drink now" or something for your cellar (they will also cellar your wines for you), I highly recommend this delightful shop.

If you are like me, and are interested to learn about and appreciate good wine, and are willing…read morespend a little extra to do that, then this is absolutely the best place in town. That is not to say the folks here don't sell good value everyday drinkers, they do; what makes this such a great place is if you want to get a nice bottle of wine, whether you are willing to spend £15 or £150, they will have a bottle for you. And rest assured, it will be very, very good. Their selection of New World wines is not vast, but we've never been disappointed with any selection. Of their European wines, they have a typically diverse and unpredictable selection from Italy, and some lovely alternatives from Spain and Portugal. But it is their spread of French wines that is the big selling point. They source from all the main regions, and they have exceptional local expertise, having discovered a number of hidden gems - producers without the big-name recognition but still selling very high quality wine. Whatever it is you want - a one-off special purchase, a mixed case, a selection of keepers, pre-release classics, some everyday wine, they will point you in the right direction. It is guaranteed to keep you going back for more, and it is no less than they deserve for the way they look after their customers.

This wine bar is so lively and fun! I went on a Friday night and it was bustling with people in…read moretheir late 20s, all trying new wines and socializing. The ambiance was amazing, candlelit vibes but not too dark. Their wine list was impressive, diverse, and is ever changing, which is awesome. I landed on a lovely pinot noir and my friend got the pet nat. The servers were busy, but super cool and were really on top of the crowd. Lines moved quickly and tabs were taken care of efficiently. We had to wait maybe a minute or two for our drinks and the server gave us a discount for waiting- which was unnecessary but totally cool. They do have a bathroom, but it's a little hard to lock so be wary when you go in.

From the owner: Served in a relaxed free most of our wines are organic or biodynamic - we believe this gives the…read moretrue expression of the place in which they originate and the personality of the grower.

Located in this quiet backstreet is a very cool Independent shop which I frequent even though I…read morecannot read the in shop nocticeboard because unlike Gumtree, all the adverts are handwritten and in Russian, Urkanian, Polish or Latvian. So why do I like this shop? It is simple! It has a great range of booze in terms of obscure beers and spirts to tasty sausages and packs of Zurek that I like. Plus the staff are usd to speaking in their own language to the customers so they warmly recieve a Brit boy who loves this influx from the East. This shop is really a little bit of abroad in Morden. I wish Daiva, the owner the best of luck in her enterprise. http://daivashop.co.uk/index.asp

as a East European I can find full range of products what I have been missed in a big supermarkets…read more.you are doing really well. I am highly recommending this shop Kind regards Arturas