I should have known. It's better when they only take zell as a payment once I completed…read moretransferring the money. He informed me that my order was not big enough. He wanted more money, then he said, well.Then, we'll just cancel the order.And I'll refund it, and he never did

Went in to buy some beer which I saw advertised on the Liquorland web site, only to be told "This…read moreis a different company" and they couldn't sell it for the advertised price. What's even more annoying is that the sign outside is "Liquorland" and NOT "Liquorland Express". Won't be going there again.

A little wine shoppe stocked with gems, sometimes pricier than what you will pay for imported…read moreAussie wines to the US but this is because of the ridiculous taxes they have to suffer from. Still, ask them for some recommendations and enjoy. I left with 11 bottles...

Nothing better than people knowing what they are talking about and having passion in what they do…read more Great selection and wonderfully attentive service. You are in good hands with these people.

An OK place for drinks including nonalcoholic. The staff was helpful when asked but does not seam…read moreto leave from behind the counter to offer help. They have wine , beer and spirits. Small and large bottles. An easy place to pick up something when in the area.

Good selection and lower prices than other places I have purchased liquor from . Highly recommended…read morea visit here .

Amazing kiwi owner; so helpful with local beers. Her selection of adult beverages is fantastic…read more Will definitely be back.

People who are passionate about what they do are the best kind of people. Be they a barber, a…read moremasseuse, or, idk, a chess player. They're good eggs. I strolled in to this bottle-o looking like a uni student with my cap backwards and spray-on jeans and the manager could have pointed me to the Bacardi Breezers and gone back to writing in his stocktake notebook, but instead he wandered over, enquired about my night, and started pointing at different types of booze and telling me the stories behind them. I got the low-down on Moo Brew (wamp wamp), and heard about the newly-crowned #1 whisky in the world from - you'll never guess - Tasmania, a drop called Sullivan's, first editions of which go for $2500 these days. I walked out of there with some Lord Nelson Three Sheets and a renewed faith in the human nature at the heart of the booze slinger.

This Red Bottle caters to the folks off a cruise ship and for tourists like me and Gayle looking…read morefor a bottle of wine to bring back the hotel room. Their wine selection seemed pretty good as we picked out a nice white Tasmanian wine. Store staff were friendly and keen on finding us something nice at a good price

January 2024- I came in looking for a specific type of local gin that was recommended from travel…read moreposts. They had it in stock! This store had a huge selection of alcohol and spirits, from local to international. The guy working in the store was very friendly and patiently answered my questions. The shelves were well stocked and fairly organized. Overall the place was clean, easy to navigate and conveniently located to my hotel and the malls. If I'm ever in the area I would visit again for my alcohol purchases.

Now, there is pretty much no booze I don't enjoy (actually, there is one: fernet. Yeucch) but there…read moreis a special place in my black heart for dark spirits, and - good lord! - the range these chaps have. They've got rums and ryes and bourbons and malts up the wazoo, every kind of conceivable small batch, artisan and limited run I've ever seen, and many I hadn't. There are wild bottles with pewter race horses sitting atop the stopper and ceramic gourds the shape of flying saucers, it's a boozer's heaven in here. They've got a wall dedicated to craft beers, microbrews and ciders, and a gigantic selection of wines with a particular focus on Australian drops. And the staff aren't just pretty faces . . . there is some serious knowledge ticking about this place. Oh, and even better? The Oak Barrel is fully independent, in fact it's one of Sydney's oldest independent bottle-o's. No big soulless chains here, fellow drinkers. This is everything the discerning drinker could possibly want.

I love this place. They have a great selection and their staff is super helpful. There's very…read morelittle of the wine shop pretension, yet the guys working there seem to really know their stuff. Like I said, their wine selection is great. They have a wide variety from all over the world, but the selection is curated so it's manageable. There is also a range from expensive to inexpensive, and they have some of the best inexpensive wines I've had in Australia! They have events (tastings, classes, etc.) around wine, beer, and spirits. They look cool and I will check em out... the tequila tasting sounds particularly interesting.

A great Neighborhood wine store that sources fantastic wines from around the world. Ask any…read morequestions and you get answers from someone who really loves wine. Every Saturday is a wine tasting with a different and sometimes eclectic theme along with a chance to sample some of the cheese that they also sell. This is not Dan Murphys - there are wines you won't find anywhere else. They are starting to stock some interesting beers as well. Excellent!

Easily the best selection and prices in the city for a beer/liquor/wine storeread more

That's the place you call HEAVEN ON EARTH A great variety…read morein every possible liquor, be it beers, wines, scotch, vodka, tequila and the CHEAPEST! They can beat any price in Australia!