My favorite wine store! I'm filling out a rebate card and figured I'd share an awesome experience- For starters, I didn't know that Belle Glos makes a Rosé until Whitney introduced me, and I love it! Bin Ends had a limited stock of it, and Whitney not only put together 2 cases for me, she also set me up with a rebate to get $30 back on 6 bottles! The wine itself was only $14/bottle (compared to $20 at Total Wine!?), and after the rebate, it dropped down to $9!! What a score! I wish they had more.. This is my hidden gem for finding great deals and wines that I haven't been exposed to, so I'm glad it's tucked away where it's located.. I've learned so much from my experiences shopping at Bin Ends, and I can't wait to come back for some more wine tastings!! Cheers to Whitney, Cara, and the rest of the staff!! read more

Their daily specials, available in your email, offer the best values of any source that I've used. The website has a huge list of specials also. I find the staff very knowledgeable and helpful. My number one source for wines. read more

Cyndy's Bottom Line: Great variety of wines, liquors, beers, cocktails and other beverages. We stopped in to buy wine and pies for Thanksgiving. Pies you ask? There is a non profit named Community Servings that sells pies every year to help people who are shut in due to medical issues. The pies are absolutely delicious and comes in many flavors. We had the pecan and apple and everyone enjoyed it! Please help and support Community Servings! The staff at Bins Ends provides excellent customer service and in depth wine knowledge. read more

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Welcome to the Filene's Basement of Wine! The idea here is that unlike most wine stores that keep pretty much the same wines on hand, Bin Ends is going to get a set amount of wine, priced very reasonably then every 3 weeks, it make it 10% cheaper, until they are totally sold out! So the game is, a bottle is Crios Torrontes is a good deal now at $12, but can you wait 3 weeks to see if you can get it for less? The edges of the store are organized by region and then scattered through the middle are some especially great deals. I found a Layer Cake Malbec I never even knew existed and was impressed at how many good bottles were in the store with about 50% of them marked at $16 or less! Not sure what to get? They always have about 6/8 bottles open for you to try and soon will have tasting machines with 8 white and 8 red wines! Then, in the back, you will find a bin that truly fits the name of the store. bin end (plural bin ends) def: last bottle of batch of wine: one of the last bottles remaining from a single production of wine, often sold at a reduced price Because Craig the owner used to deal with the import/distribution side of wines, he has all sorts of connections and can get the "bin ends" of lots of great wines and then offer them to you for about 50% of the price! We are talking $150 dollar wines for $75, $45 dollar wines for $22! Tyler B is a huge wine guy and was rooting around in the bins for over 20 minutes! I would give the place 5 stars, but I live in the city and so to get out here it look a car and some planning -- but if you have a car and are looking for good deals, this is a great place to go. I ended up with 6 great bottles for just around $120. UPDATE: They do FREE delivery to the Boston area! read more

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Great variety! Very helpful staff and they will take your name with your purchase history so when you come in again and cannot remember which wine you bought, they know. read more

This place is popping... and I don't just mean the bottles. Whitney hooked us up with a sweet cocktail that will forever be named after her. If you're looking for smiles - sober or otherwise - you should check this place out! read more

Guy goes in buys every bottle of hennessy whiskey,11 bottles. Uses my debit card scanned and stolen. $517.00. I visit store and the camera doesn't work. WOW. WOW. STAY AWAY NEVER OFFERED MONEY BACK. Now it is personal !! read more

Great selection of reasonably priced, domestic and foreign wines yet the layout of the store and display are poorly organized and unremarkable. SURLY STAFF! read more

My go to spot for not only wine but liquor and spirits! The staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The staff will inform you of the current discounts being offered and will go above and beyond to ensure you leave with what you came in asking for! read more

Bin Ends is a great spot to find great wines at affordable prices, get down to earth advice on finding the right wine for you, and deal with wonderful and friendly staff that is knowledgeable and accessible. In addition, they carry a great selection of craft beers and craft spirits, in case you are interested in stocking up in other ways. Definitely tucked away, but worth the trip. You have to have an open mind to trying something new, and can't be disappointed if there are times where you find a new favorite and then never see it again - that's part of the genius of the model, to find "partial bins" or otherwise have relationships where the wholesaler is moving things at a discount, and then pass on the savings. They have never steered me wrong, and I've been going since they opened! read more

What a hidden gem and a poor drunk's dream come true! During brunch, my friends told me about this wine store in Braintree that has a system similar to the Filene's downtown. Every few weeks, this retailer puts a discount on a good portion of their wines. A few weeks later, they give a bigger discount on those wines, till they're pretty much all gone. As soon as we walked in, one of the owners, John, came up to us and introduced himself. Then he started to explain the whole process and why they got into the business. So cool. You never see customer service like this anymore. This place is fantastic for all you wine lushes. Discounts galore and you get to walk around the whole store exploring different wines while sampling the ones availabe. It's a wino's dream come true! Last time I went, I tried an allspice liquor. Morgan F. has already explained the discount process so I won't repeat it. The store is actually a warehouse and is separated by regions. There's also some more obscure and local liquors, along with a nice selection of beers over to one side of the wall. The prices are absolutely amazing, too. I love my cherry Lambic. I usually end up buying it in Trader Joes, where it's fairly cheap. No more. Bin Ends is 10% less. And they sell Veuve Clicquot for the amazingly low price of $36 (normally $50). As soon as I saw this, the first thing out of my mouth was, "OMG WOW!", which is apparently a common reaction in this store. We also saw many bottles around $100-150 marked to half the price. I can't wait to buy a couple of high end bottles there and share for a special occassion. It may be slightly out of the way but it's absolutely worth the trip. If you plan to make a huge wine run, the savings on wine more than make up for gas. read more

Sure go get a 4 pack per person of Sip of Sunshine it says... LIARS!! More like one per household! False advertising! Gave me a a total hard time about my wife buying a 4 pack too. The fact that the guy said to me he cant sell my wife one because he has " beer lovers coming in to buy this" REALLY PISSED ME OFF!! Who the hell is bin ends to decide if she is good enough or deserves this beer?? Not my problem if we got there early. We were 2 people PERIOD!! One per person is what you stated and thats not what you honored!! Lost my business and I LOVE BEER!! Fuck off Bin ends! Everyone i know will hear about this. Really bad business!! read more

2 weekends, close to $400.00, and nearly 3 cases of wine ... i'm not really sure what to think of this place. /sarcasm. if you like wine, you owe it to yourself and arguably your wallet (and, arguably, not your wallet) to check this place out. a well curated selection which eschews the big labels in favor of more unusual selections from around the world awaits you. once a month, their suppliers come in for a wine flea market where, if you're not careful (or even if you are), you will sample a solid 40 - 50 wines (eat lunch first, dude) and buy them because you're half in the bag and they're being sold at steep discounts from distributors who want to sell off the last odds and ends they're holding on to. the staff (and distributors at the flea market) really love wine and are ridiculously knowledgeable about their products. giving up the email address at checkout will allow bin ends to track every bottle you've bought from them so you actually have a chance at running down "that nice little malbec i bought about a month ago" after you've finished the bottle and forgotten the name. bin ends also offers a great selection of craft beers, some bigger brands, and liquor though there isn't really a discount on those. so, take a little trip up wood road in braintree, pull into the lumber liquidators parking lot, have a "where the hell am i?" moment, walk in anyway, and discover this little gem. read more

Steps for reaching ultimate satisfaction in all that is wine: 1. Get on mailing list. 1a. Hear about amazing deals (like 12-pack for $60, that's right, $5 per bottle!) 1b. Or just purchase the weekly 6-pack Pick for $60. 2. Place order. 3. Within days, meet delivery man at door (kinda like a milk man). I like wine. I like trying new wine, but I find it quite difficult to select wines on my own. Bin Ends makes it easy with their 6-pack Picks, you just need to trust 'em. I say: trust away! And for Cantabs and Bostonions, we got it easy 'coz they basically hand deliver it (so I recommend not having it delivered to your office...). 6-pack deliveries typically occur every Wed and Sat. read more

Staying at a hotel across the street. I'm what you could affectionately call a beer snob, and always looking for interesting brews you can't get at home. Looked up craft brews on yelp and walked across the street to see their selection. It's not huge, however, what they do have is very nice (I didn't even see pbr as another review complained). I grabbed 2 bombers, an alesmith which I have never seen in jersey and clown shoes which is starting to come down but way overpriced in jersey. Both were American pale ales. The girl at the counter looked at what I had and recommended a rare beer they had which I of course took. Rule.. Small but quality selection of craft brews and a staff who knows what they are talking about.u read more

This is a perfect place to come for wine tasting. On the last Sunday of each month they have a huge tasting. The location isn't fancy by any means but some of the wines are. You can taste some really expensive wines that you might not ever try otherwise. We tried a $100 bottle of Amarone that was incredible. We didn't buy it. But we did splurge on 2 bottles of Brunello di Montalcino. There are too many wines to taste them all (at least for someone like me who finds something wrong with the idea of "spitting"). So, my advice to you is to skip ahead to the end - that's where you'll find the higher end wines. That's not to say the cheaper wines aren't great too. They are. I just like the idea of trying wines I may not be able to afford otherwise. The staff here is incredibly nice and helpful. Once we went in and talked to the guy there about what we liked and he offered to put together a mixed case for us of his recommendations, based on what we told him. We decided on an average price of $15/bottle which gave him some leeway to go above and below on some selections. Each time we opened a bottle at home it was a complete surprise of what we'd be getting. Some were terrific and we made a note of them. Others, not as great but none were terrible. It was a really fun way to buy wine and we're almost out of that case so it's time to try this method again. read more

I've heard good things about Bins End but never went until the day we needed booze. Lots of booze for our wedding. We already had the wine but needed the beer. We met Matt and he helped us out. We picked 3 beers and bought 21 cases (7 of each variety). The guys here are super friendly and even gave us a discount without us asking! They have a great selection of craft beers and staff is very knowledgeable. If you are not into beer, they have wine. lots of it. When they have their flea markets, you can get stuff for cheap and stock up! This is now our go to place for booze. There's always something new to try! read more

I usually try and get most my wine from Trader Joe's because there are so many cheap wines to try - I have to exhaust trying all of those and every now and then I'll get classy. Bin ends is more expensive than Trader Joe's, but it is not really a fair comparison - Bin Ends isn't trying to provide the average joe with 2 buck chuck, they provide nicer wines at a discount. I usually get a few bottles in the $8-$15 dollar range - they have a good amount of nicer/more expensive bottles, but I tend to stay with my philosophy of trying a lot of the lower priced options, because they are still good options. I need to start taking wine notes, but I have been very pleased with the wine I have purchased here. They also have a wall of specialty beers. I like that the layout of the store and the staff is always friendly and ready with suggestions if you ask. I'm a fan! read more

Love it!! A liquor store that delivers??? Holy goodness!!! Super knowledgeable and friendly staff (2 people helped and both were friendly) This shop is widely known for discount wine but they have many other items such as liquors and beers (plain and fancy). They have a bargain bin for more "extreme" savings. FYI No foods or accompanying items such as cheese or crackers... FYI2: At the check out, they get u on the mailing list (if u want) FYI3: At the check out, they can keep a record of what you have bought in case you forget the names when you go back looking for the same thing...What a great idea! FYI4 Plenty of parking (big lot) Got lots of items under 10$ and some a little more but totally worth it. Watch ur liquor prices if you are concerned about that as they were pricer than other shops I have shopped at. (For example, Domain de Canton Liqueur , a pricey item in general...was about 8$ more here than at Sav Mor Liquors in Somerville/Cambridge). read more

Like many people have already said, Bin Ends is an awesome place to get great wines for great prices. But what I wanted to touch upon is in response to another review saying they carry wine no one else seems to want. This is not true-they carry wines from new vineyards and beer from local breweries. True they don't have the typical wines you drink on a daily basis, but thats not why you go there. You go to Bin Ends to snag a new wine for a great price. All of the employees there are VERY friendly and know lots about all of the wines in the store. And are always more than willing to give you a new recommendation based on what you like to drink. The best way to get the best deals is to sign up for their mailing list or check out their website, where you can get cases of wine for CHEAP. If you are also on their mailing list, when you make purchases at the store, they will add the wine you bought to your "Wine List" so incase you forgot that name of the wine all they have to do is look it up. It is a great way to keep track of the wines you like. Even if their prices go up, I would pay the extra money to buy my wine from them because of how friendly and knowledgeable they are. Ive been going here for quite some time now, and can't see myself every shopping for new wines at any other place. read more

Bin Ends is a small liquor store in Braintree that I heart. Really, really, heart. They not only have wines on super sale, but everyone who works there is also very knowledgeable about every piece in their store (which is how it should be). I can ask any of their staff something along the lines of "can you find me a good pinot grigio that's delicious with mussels and also under $15?' - and they do it. Every single time. Booyah! Their wine selection is fairly limited, probably due to space issues, but I have no concerns that I won't walk out of there with something delicious each and every time I visit. They also have a pretty good selection of craft beers and it's super unpretentious - it looks more like a warehouse than a store, which is comforting in a way. Once per month (or so), they do a free wine tasting. You go, taste as many wines as they have available and then you can purchase the wines that you just tasted. However, the wines at said tastings aren't typically stocked wines, so you have to place an order and come back in a week or so to pick your goodies up. read more

The same feeling I had when I was a child walking into KB Toys, I have when I visit Bin Ends. A feeling of excitement, and curiosity. What will I find within the racks and racks of bottles? A rare Mystic Brew? A hard to find vino? A generous tasting event? Who Knows! That is part of the fun. My love of Bin Ends is directly correlated with my new found interest in local breweries. Bin Ends has it all - The before mentioned Mystic and Jack's Abby, but also Nightshift, Berkshire, Cambridge Brewing, Idle Hands, Notch, and Spenser Trappist - just to name a few. They also stock my favorite local ciders - Bantam and Downeast. For those not so locally focused- their Dogfish Head, Maine Brewery, and import selections are also quite impressive. Bottles, and 6 packs err anywhere from $1-4 cheaper than your regular liquor store. For wine enthusiasts, I imagine this place is some sort of grape infused heaven. Rare, cheap, hard to fine bottles galore. Ditto the hard liquor selection. Staff are ridiculously nice. You tell them what you like, they will talk to you for a good half an hour about it, and find you what you are looking for. If you give them your contact info, they will collect info on your purchases, in order to fine tune their suggestions for you. Store is spacious and neat, and airy. No dusty bottles or depressing lighting in sight. If there was an adult "toy" store, this is it. Go here, and be merry. read more

Love Bin Ends! They have some unique beer selections and offer beer and wine tastings whenever you go in. Some reviewers complained that you won't find economical and popular brands but that's not what this place is about. What you will find are good quality (for the most part, choose wisely) wines at discounted prices. I did find a few "old familiars" but you won't find Woodbridge and YellowTail here. Check out the website before you go and definitely sign up for the newsletter for even better deals read more

Bin Ends is my go-to wine store. They have fine wine tasting every month and you can sample about 25 wines "for free". By this I mean by the end you'll be a little buzzed up and you'll probably end up spending more than you bargained for! But hey, it's not like it goes bad. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Great deals in the bargain bin! read more

Great deals, and you just HAVE to go to their wine flea markets -- you taste everything and take notes, and then you buy whatever you liked! Great selection, great prices, and a really solid craft beer selection. Love this store so much! read more

A great secret wine shop. Lots of great wines (and other adult beverages) that you've never heard of. Like going on a World wine tour without having to travel. Lots of bargains in the bin. Go! You'll love Bin Ends! read more

Advertised as a place to get great deals yet it doesnt back that up when inside. You wont find many wines that you have come to know and love here. That is because they carry wines no one else seems to want. Many wines seem re-branded and the prices on liquor and beer is average. Advice? Go to Lukes in Rockland or Village Vineyards in Plymouth read more

This place defines the words clutch, secret stash and oasis. This gem is located directly across the street from the hotel I always stay at and damn is it a sight for sore eyes. Blows my mind that such a place exists for me to stumble upon. HUGE selections of premium 750mL Brews, Bourbons/Whiskeys & Wines. Also, they have wine tasting per week that seem to attract large numbers of winos. I always stop in when I arrive and stock up on whatever I decide to sip all week while in town. Gotta make the best of hotelling it. read more

A little off the beaten track and for scotch drinker's not worth the trip. They have a weird collection of scotches that do not include the common brands. When I mentioned this to the store, they got insulted. They asked me what I wanted. I mentioned five different brands that they did not have, three common brands and two high-end brands. They claimed that they had those brands but they were never found. Additionally, the prices were not that good. All in all I was disappointed. They do have plenty of parking. read more

If you want an excellent always attainable stock of micro beer choices! Go to Binends! The best around! Wine choices are spot on! 5 Stars for this place! read more

Bin Ends is super easy to get to and has a great selection of alcohol that I've never seen or heard of before! Which equals awesomeness...because I love trying new things! Went in here last weekend and copped 2 bottles of white, a bottle of Rose, a bottle of red and a bottle of Champagne. In addition I got a large bottle of 'Pretty Things- Baby Tree' Beer and a bottle of Ayinger Bavarian Oktoberfest Beer. GREAT! Well a little less than a week later (I swear I'm not an alcoholic) it's all gone except the Champagne! And it was all lovely and only $75 for everything! I will be coming back to Bin Ends often, as the selection if ever changing. read more

I first read about Bin Ends on Yelp and I was surprised I hadn't heard about it around town a long time ago. It is sort of tucked away on Wood Road and when I pulled up I wondered if I was in the right place... it sounded so fantastic that I wondered why I was the only person in the parking lot. This place is pretty much everything the other Yelpers have said re: discounts. I also agree that the customer service is superb. Both the employees who were in the store at the time made themselves available but let me feel totally comfortable browsing around for 20 minutes. I love the idea of going back to Bin Ends every few weeks to see what's new and what's been marked down. The also took my email address with the intention of letting me know about upcoming sales and events. Check this place outt... read more

Bin Ends is straight up awesome. It's tucked away in the back of a warehouse so it can be hard to find. But once your there, you will see why this place is so highly rated. Pros: They deliver Huge selection of wine, beer, liquor Daily wine tastings Last sunday of every month they taste over 70 wines! Bargain bin with quality wines Cons: None Highly recommend checking this place out! read more

Glad we finally came to check out Bin Ends. Since coming in for the first time a few weeks ago we have been back multiple times. Selection is great and the prices are awesome. Grabbed some Ridge from the bargain bin - 50% off so it was only $18 instead of $36. What a deal! Highly recommended. Looking forward to going to a tasting soon. read more

Every wine I've ever purchased from here has been wonderful. The guys working here are friendly and make great recommendations. My wallet highly appreciates Bin Ends also. They also keep track of you and your wine purchases in their computer so they can help you remember that wine with the cool label you liked last weekend, but can't place the name of it......:) Their wine flea market is also a must....! ps They do sell beer at regular prices...and they have a great micro selection. They also have liquor at inflated prices.... Meh, this is a wine store, not a packy. read more

I can't believe this place has been here for almost a year and I just discovered it! I've been searching high and low for a good wine shop in the Quincy/Braintree area without any luck. Low and behold it's been under my nose the whole time and located about 2 minutes from my office and home! I'm excited I no longer have to go into Best Cellars in Boston and lug bottles of wine home on the T! I love that they have daily tastings and offer a limited (in terms of numbers) but vast (in terms of never heard of or seen before) selection of wines. The wine tasting event I attended on Saturday was great. I'd actually had at least one of the wines in the past but discovered three new wines that I'm looking forward to trying again. I have a feeling I will become a regular ;) read more

This is my favorite beer spot in the state. A hidden gem up a winding side road with a view of the highway. You might want to come check this spot out. read more

This place is great! If you are not sure what you are looking for the wines have descriptions comparing to other wines you may like. Excellent way to experiment with new wines. If you are on their email list you can also get great discounts on different featured wines. There is also an impressive selection of craft beers! read more

OMG - I'm in heaven. My 1st visit to Bins End was just this past Saturday. I was greeted as soon as I stepped in and was given a brief introduction to the store layout (by countries) and how the store as well as their wine rotation works (wines change about once a month). They had about 10 bottles of wine at the counter should you want to taste before purchase. I tasted a Bully Hill bottle of Traminette that was a semi dry bottle of white that had aromas of lychee and peach. Delish with a spicy meal! It was only $7.50 - what a deal. I need to go back and buy a few more bottles before they sell out. I walked out of the Bins End with 4 bottles of wine (2 reds and 2 white) spending under $45. All of them were good. Needless to say, I was happy. Great wine, great price. Every wine lover should check this place out. The employees are knowledgable and give great recommendations. Granted, it may be more convenient for some of you to just go to Best Cellar or Trader Joe's for low cost wine. But if you like Best Cellars and Trader Joe's, you will love Bins End. Definitely make a trip down to Braintree for this place, it's worth it. read more

I thought it was OK. - Almost 2 years ago now, I tore out a little article I had seen in one of the many magazines I get. It was maybe 10 sentences and a photo of this place, "Bin Ends". It sounded interesting, and I always told myself I'd go check it out if I ever had the time. - I'm on the North Shore, so travelling south of Boston is a huge deal. Maybe you who live there don't understand, but North and South of Boston might as well be two different countries. I rarely, if EVER, go anywhere south of Boston. - So anyway I had nothing better do to and was low on wine so I decided to check it out. It's down in Danvers near that Bernie & Phyls furniture place. I think the last time I was down here, I was looking for couches at that same store. This place, Bin Ends, is located sort of near the end of an area that's like one of those commerical parks or industrial areas? I mean there are stores around but they're not stores like from an outdoor mall or stores you go to a lot. So, that explains why this is here. - I have to give props to Yelp, because it's my #1 source for finding and going to places like this that I've been meaning to try. The Yelp app on my HTC Incredible Android phone works well with the Google maps navigation, so I was able to find this place really easily. - But let's get to it - the place is small. It's like a small warehouse room. I wasn't impressed walking in and didn't think I'd find anything. They have several spots along the middle of the room with 6 cases of 6 different wines each displayed for you (see my photo) and along the walls are different areas for different countries. They have France, Italy, Domestic, etc. Not a huge selection - I only recognized 4 of the brands I saw there - but - the prices were pretty good and I did pick up a dozen bottles of different things to try. Aside from the wine, they also sell beer - mainly warm cases also on the floor. Not a big selection at all - I forget what they had - oh PBR in cans, and some other brand - I've had it before but can't remember the name... Dang. Well they also sell hard liquor too, though I wasn't impressed with those prices either. - I think if you live nearby, it's worth going to, but I don't think I'll be back anytime soon. I can't really recommend it to anyone I know - being on the North Shore and all. It's not worth the drive for me. But still, a nice little place with good prices on wine. read more

Bin Ends - Sort of like a small warehouse room. Not a HUGE selection, but OK. - Beer, Wine & Spirits Near Me - Braintree, Massachusetts