We went in here for some top shelf tequila. It's very clean and organized inside which makes it…read moreeasy to find what you are looking for. The tequila is located behind the register just in case you don't see it out on the floor. Feeling lucky? Plenty of scratch offs for sale as well. Prices are reasonable with friendly service.

From the owner: Discover unbeatable variety and value this holiday season at Rotterdam Wine & Liquor, your locally…read moreowned neighborhood favorite in the Schenectady area. From hard-to-find bourbons, top-shelf tequilas, smooth vodkas, rich cognacs, refreshing ready-to-drink cocktails, and an exceptional selection of wines, we’ve got something for every taste and every celebration. Enjoy competitive, lower prices without sacrificing quality, and shop local with a team that truly cares. Make your holidays brighter—stop by Rotterdam Wine & Liquor today!

I really love this place. It's small, family run, nice selection, good prices and easy to get to…read moreif you are in Schenectady and need to drink. Having grown up in Schenectady I can tell you that yes, you may need to drink while you are there. I'm keeping a star back because Im not totally clear on the parking. There usually is parking outside but the lot is not clear.

Don't trust the prices posted under the vodka and whiskeys. I will never buy there again. They have…read morecharged more than the display price. Once they refunded me the difference.the second time the woman clerk told me the bottle of Finlandia vodka was labeled 22.99 but when she rang it up the price rose to 24.99. She claimed that the tax on it brought the price up. I also bought jack Daniels and Pendleton. I did not want to hold the line up but when I got home, I checked. She had charged a sales tax on a 24.9 9 bottle plus the the tax on the other two.

Where are the owners . I haven't seen them in 2 weeks . They were always there. Now she kid works…read morethere . That I've never seen before . Did they sell out .

Good selection of wines. It's a pretty big place. Prices are good/ average. Friendly staff. The…read moreplaza is currently under construction so it's hard to see it, but they're open!

The manager is very unprofessional the staff is rude. The selection of wine is way over priced. The…read morestore is dirty and unorganized. Will never go back.

This place is awesome! They price match to Empire in Albany, so why bother driving and paying…read moreAlbany sales tax? The selection is adequate and the service is always quick. Stop in for a nice bottle of chilled champagne or check out their bourbon selection...

Come for the prices, leave without purchasing anything when you see the name tag that reads, "Hi,…read moremy name is Sheep," and get tired of listening to them scream about conspiracy theories.

Small but nice selection. Unfortunately they did not take wearing masks seriously. Checkout person…read morewas speaking to another woman both with their masks down close to each other. In the store. The store is not big. They had a tasting that day and the host also had no mask on. Essentially I ran in and out. Probably won't go back.

I stopped here on New Year's Eve night. It's a cute little shop and a convenient location! The…read morechampagne I bought was delicious! I will be back

Laurie and Hailey are the BEST..Friendly and helpful !!! We love our local liquor store for gifts…read moreand for just a simple bottle of wine.

Selection below par. If you are looking for RUDE service , Parkway Liquor is the place to go. I…read moreImplore anyone that is shopping at Price Chopper now that ShopRite closed stay with Giant Liquor store where the staff is knowledgeable and very friendly. Grapevine is a great store as well as the staff will go out of their way to assist you.

Great people and service amazing selection. Prefer it to other stores in the area.plenty of parking…read morespace as well.

Daily Gazette's best place to buy Wine for a reason. Everything you need from the basics to rare…read moreimports you won't find anywhere else. On top of that, of of the best spirits collections the Capital region has to offer.

Favorite little neighborhood wine store. Can't believe their rating isn't a solid 5-stars across…read morethe board. Staff is knowledgeable, friendly, FUNNY and they remember you/your selections/your preferred wines. Nice little rewards program too, so every now and then you get $5 bucks off. They also now deliver which makes it almost too convenient :) and their tastings are fun. Great small business to support.

I don't really consider myself a "wine guy" (in the sense that I really enjoy wine, but I'm by no…read moremeans an expert or even amateur oenophile - my idea of "laying down" a bottle is saving it for next week) but after visiting a few wine stores in New York, having lived in California for a decade in a county with a dozen vineyards in close driving distance, Trader Joe's, and very wine-oriented restaurants, I am starting to think I may have to reassess that, relatively. Consider that a disclaimer that I suspect your mileage may vary with this particular store. This store has a small collection that gravitates to the $15 bottle of wine, if I may, which could be nice in and of itself. That's the right range for a quick bottle to go with dinner, but this being New York, you can't get wine in the grocery stores, so you have to remember to make a special trip. Unless you're shopping at the Co-op next door, I don't think this has quite enough of a selection or incredible bargains to make it a "destination" wine store. The California stock is heavy on the usual suspects from Napa and Sonoma counties; they had very few from the less well-known but significantly better Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara counties, and the staffer who was helping me didn't seem very aware about those vineyards. There were not a lot of South American or Aussie choices, which IMHO have produced some of the tastiest "bargain" wines in the $10-$20 range in recent years. The French selections are heavy on heritage vineyards, and in terms of value or specialness, I wasn't really sent by what was there. The Italians I thought were a poor lot. The grape selection is also very conservative - heavy on the merlots and chiantis and chardonnays, fewer choices in the cab francs and montepulcianos and pinot gris, if I can use that as a short hand for where I'm coming from in terms of taste. They had some decent syrahs, but nothing in what I'd call "full throat" labels. I obviously haven't tried every bottle in the joint, so take it fwiw this is just based on the selections I've had before. I will say of the half dozen bottles I took home, letting the staffer make suggestions, we haven't really had more than one bottle that seemed like it was a good wine at the price point. I give the store plenty of karmic credit, though, for having staff eager to help and coming out from behind the counter to try to answer my questions, and for that reason I'll come back a few more times while I comparison shop the weird world of New York wine sales and see if I can get into the "top shelves" here, as it were. I didn't look at the liquor in too much detail, as we don't drink a lot, but it seemed like a fairly thin selection. We have a couple of weirdo liquers (the two kinds of chartreuse) we drink on special occasions, that they didnt have, and the single malt scots whiskey selection was unremarkable. It's a local store, I appreciated their efforts, so as I said it's worth giving an extra shot to. Wine shopping is unusually an individual thing so the three-star rating is purely personal.