Friendly staff. They seem to always have what I'm looking for…read more If not they will recommend something. Recommendations have never let me down.

Staff is GREAT! That makes all the difference to me. They are helpful, friendly and actually take…read moretime to help you and teach you if you want. Never feel like they are looking down on me if I am asking questions on things that are second nature to them! Selection is over whelming, if you can't find it here than you should ask because you probably missed it. Side note the person who complained about not accepting opened bottles for returns, bwhahaha that has to be a joke right? I would like to return this tequila, I drank half the bottle and got a hangover, so I'd like my money back.

Small liquor store in the same plaza a Price Chopper, so it's convenient to pick up groceries and…read morealcohol at the same time. Selection is a bit limited due to the small size but they have wine, beer and liquor. While some prices were okay, such as for standard sized rums, many prices, especially on the wines, I found to be very inflated compared to other area stores. The person who was working there when I came in was on the phone the entire time, even when I was checking out, so I didn't feel the service was so great. A redeeming features is that the carry Piñaq a wonderful pineapple liqueur, and even had the rosé flavor I have been wanting to try, so I was psyched to purchase that here.

Clean, friendly employees, and a great selection ! They have convenient hours and I've never had a…read morebad experience shopping here

An incredible disappointment. The location is great: nice strip mall, ample convenient parking…read more Easy in and out. The physical store is lovely: clean, well lighted, great shelving. The Inventory is severely limited. Examples: only four French white burgundies (e.g. Chablis; aka Chardonnay.) All mediocre: no Macon, no Puilly Fuisse, no Premier Cru, no Grand Cru. An equally disappointed array of Red Burgundies; a thin selection of Bordeaux. Astonishingly they do (did) carry a suburb French rose (Tavel.) It must have been unwitting luck. No recognizable (good) California wines. The chardonnays, the Zinfandels, the Pinot Noirs, the Sauvignon Blancs (aka Fume Blancs) are all from undistinguished wineries. Microscopic selection of Oregon wines (perhaps one good Pinot Noir). Btw, apparently they don't realize that Oregon and Washington are noted for their Chardonnays... Spanish: no Albarinos; no Rubera del Duero... Goodish small offering of Chilean and Argentine wines (btw, Malbec is THE best wine from Argentina, yet they had more Argentine cabernets...) Really, really, really poor selection of sparkling wines. Relative to the rest, this isn't a place where you're going to find an array of single malt scotches, or brandies or cognacs. The liquor selection is decidedly middle brow. Okay, so you're in Glenmont and you understandably don't want to go to Mayone's (yuck) so you come here and settle for something that they do have. Well don't expect any customer service. Salesmen are curt, uncommunicative, not given to saying thanks. If you are in their "wine club" you'll need to remind them/they won't ask. In fact, you'll probably need to remind them that they are supposed to give you a discount if you buy six bottles. And, even if you are the only person in the store and they have nothing else to do, they will not waste any time exchanging pleasantries -- unless you are a younger woman. And please explain to me why they can handle every single bottle of wine you purchase but can't put those bottles in a bag for you. The answer is that they don't want to be bothered (now COVID is a convenient excuse.) Despite the settling and the physical store, the jello shots for sale on ton the counter define the place, as well as other rock gut on shelves adjacent to the entrance. I really don't know why this place is pretending to be a purveyor of fine wine. Their rent is paid by selling box and jug wine and novelty bottles of cheap liquor. What a wasted opportunity. Good service might compensate for the lack of greater inventory/an excellent selection might make up for rude service (thing Empire Wine.) Unfortunately, if you want a good bottle of fine and don't want to go to Albany, you'll need to drive around Delmar and head to Slingerlands.

Great selections at competitive prices. Staff is always helpful and affable. Can't wait for them to…read morestart tastings again.

this is a great supply store. there is a lot packed into the space. The owners are fantastic,…read morewilling to take the time to help a new homemade winemaker like myself. prices were reasonable, with some items being cheaper than what I found online.

Great selection of fresh ingredients. Also hardware and little things that are hard to find…read more Pricing is fair and staff is always helpful. It's well worth the drive from Hudson. Support Your Local Homebrew Shop. Thanks for being there for Me.

Service was nice…read more Selection was the same as everywhere else Prices on the high side

They are knowledgeable and always ready to help. You are alway able to call ahead to make sure what…read moreyour looking for is in stock

Excellent service. Great store. Honest people. Grateful. This site is difficult, not Sheila's…read morefault.

The family who runs Sheila's is incredibly nice and friendly. They always greet you with a smile…read moreand they always recognize their regulars. When I was moving recently, they seemed extremely happy to help me out with boxes, and they'll often give you little gifts, like free Bacardi glasses. They definitely are great neighbors for the Delaware Ave area. That said, I think they are a little pricier than other places, and the wine selection lacks a little. There are plenty of Napa Valley and other Northern Cali wines, but not very many wines from France or Spain. But for liquor or a quick bottle of wine for dinner, it's a good place to stop.

This is my go to shop Miss Pam and her staff are the best. Hands down best cigar shop in New York…read moremaybe even the Northeast. The selection is insane I think it's the biggest humidor in the capital region. They have a great many cigars at a good value and some crazy high end ones that are a once in a life time find. The lounge is great and friendly and the surrounding plaza has many great food and drink options.

Great selection, rarely do they not have a brand or size im looking for. Humidor is kept clean and…read moreorganized. This is my go to retail store in the area. I prefer this over the one in EG. Downsides are: I really wish they'd update their air filtration and lounge. The best shops I've visited in the country allow you to go buy some sticks without "having" to stink like smoke. Is what it is though, I get it. They also allow cigarette smoking. Nothing worse than trying to enjoy premium tobacco with people ripping darts. Pricing is on the high end. You can definitely pay cheaper online, with delivery fees. Overall, worth it.

I don't drive anymore. Just too old. I called and asked if they had delivery? I was told no…read more But the owner or employee delivered my wine after closing anyway. This, my friend, is customer service. And caring This is going above and beyond. I am just an old man living in Van Schoonhoven Square and don't drink that much (but I do my best), but the owner/employee cared enough to go out of his way to do it. Hat's off! This is an old-fashioned customer service business. Patronize them and support them. It is what we all should do.

What a jackhole this guy is…read more One would think that if you ran a wine and liquor store, you would have a reasonable degree of knowledge pertaining to wines and liquors. One would think, but that is clearly not always the case, and this place is an exceptional example. One would also think that if you run a small community wine shop, that you wouldn't be a dick to your customers. That, too, is clearly not always the case, and once again this wine shop is an example of it. There's one guy who works here -- younger, with dark hair -- who is friendly and genuinely helpful. The other guy, who I assume is the owner/manager, is the complete opposite. When I asked him if he had any honey wine (aka mead), he had no idea what it was and reacted as though I was insane to have the audacity to ask him about it. I've had other experiences here that were pretty much along the same lines: ask him a question, get treated like you're an asshole for expecting him to waste his time helping you. I can't imagine that's going to help build customer loyalty, broseph. I have no problem going elsewhere.