Yesterday marked the third time in the past 2 months I was unable to purchase cold Counterweight…read moreHeadway. Twice it was warm, and yesterday was sold out. Not sure why there are large gaps on the shelves where cold beer should be. New owners seem to be more interested in selling other spirits. When Jason was in charge of inventory under the previous owners this did not happen. I have been a customer of this store for the past 30 years but will be one no longer.

The staff are helpful, prices are reasonable, the place is clean, and the selection of wine and…read morebooze is vast. Seems to attract a very international clientele, based on overheard conversations among patrons. Would not be surprised if many, if not most, staff are at bilingual (Polish/English and Spanish/English). I've spent too much money here over the last decade.

Very happy that they carry Romanian wine but the salesperson didn't know so I had to search by…read moremyself. Good European beer selection also! Definitely coming back! Very casual ambiance and service was pleasant.

One does not need to go to the package supermarkets to find a great selection, or great service!…read moreIt's here, and at a convenient located to boot!

It's always a pleasure to speak with the knowledgeable and helpful folks at Wise Old Dog. The place…read moreis nicely laid out and well lit. I usually go in to buy 1 or 2 bottles and come out with 4 or 6!

This has quickly become my favorite wine shop. The owners and staff are really knowledgeable about…read moretheir wines and always have great recommendations. While I tend to splurge there (their Sancerre selection is great!), they also have a good selection of lower price point wines. I always walk out of here with something new -- and bonus points for the Boston terriers who are usually working as greeters!

By all appearances this shops heyday dates back to the hustle and bustle days of pre & post war…read moredays of Stanley Works. Now many of the factory buildings are gone or converted to other uses. Royal Oak still stands proud along with many other businesses along Broad Street, commonly and rightfully known as Little Poland . Today, the Royal Oak is still family owned and operated. Not much from the outside. Inside, neatly organized shelves of nearly every liquor imaginable. Along with coolers chalk full of canned and bottled lagers. Many of which are European. On this day, I saw The Royal following a stop at Roly Poly Bakery, needing a requested bottle of Margarita mix. Thought, "This looks like a long shot, but what the heck." I walk in, greeted by the husband and wife owners, I asked, and was immediately shown the way down the narrow aisle to the "mix" section. BINGO! Great stop. After a Thank You, I browsed a little further. Impressed by the neat array of choices. Finally I decided to add a unique four pack of Polish lager to my bounty. We chatted at the counter as my card was swiped. Walking out, my first hesitant impressions were replaced with thoughts of comfort and a want to repay with another visit.

Nice little package store on Broad St. Great service, excellent selection of Polski brews and a…read moredarn fine number of nips to choose from for that quick, hard liquor fix when you need it! Highly recommended!

this location is great located right in the center of town and always have a wide variety of wines!…read morethis place is not closed!

Great little gem of a package store. Friendly staff and very helpful. They worked with me on a…read morefundraiser and all went well and smoothly. Check them out.

Despite the small entry, the store is moderate in size, and is well-stocked overall for a local…read moreplace. Half of Berlin Spirits is a walk-in fridge with a diverse selection of stout, cider, and everything in between, local brews included (hello Alvarium!). It can get overwhelming, but the friendly staff can help you find most anything. It's fun seeing new ciders appear, and IPAs are never disappointing. Outside the beer case are a variety of wines and bubblies, including canned wine and individual champagne bottles (good for campers like us). There's a moderate selection of spirits, and a few fun novelties up front (moonshine time!). Friendly staff, occasional tastings, a reliable selection make it worth the stop, or worth the second stop sInce the grocery beer selection is a bit small.

Awesome variety wine beer and spirits in the hart of Berlin and close to my other shopping plenty…read moreof parking and restaurants to

And to think... C & C used to own an entire music factory... oh how the mighty have fallen…read more Eh, it's a package store. Quick and convenient, centrally located in Berlin, prices are admirable for a local business. I don't know what to make of what happened when I set my 12-pack of Bud Light Watermelon-A-Rita cans onto the counter... the man working there, donned in full Red Sox regalia, exclaimed "WATERMELON!" the moment he saw the box, in what I will refer to as a somewhat "urban accent." I'll let you put 2 and 2 together. Anyway, I'm HOPING I totally misread the situation. I also got some nips to drink on the way home... KIDDING... I was headed to a party. Still kidding. EVERYBODY DRINKS NOW! *BOMP, BOMP, BAH-BAH BOMP, BOMP, BAH-BAH..."

Five stars for their friendly customer service! One of the workers must've seen me roaming the…read morestore and asked if he could help. Not only did he tell me where my elusive item was, but he took me directly to it. In addition, the cashiers are pleasant and efficient in spite of crazy holiday shoppers.

Think Total Wine--no coincidence, Total Wine is the first ad to pop up when you google Ct Beverage…read moreMart--but CBM is local, hence preferred. Local and spectacular! CBM's not my usual spot, but it's always a fun stop. Beverages from near and far can all be found here, by the case, by the nip, by all manner of bottles. The back wall of this big box-sized package store is a refrigerated case, and aisle 1, as of January 2021, is being turned into a second wall of refrigeration. Woot! I haven't been disappointed by the wine recommendations occasionally tucked between price labels, including a recommendation for Sunset Meadow Vineyards. Chris helped me find a couple light but flavorful brews, and pointed them out in the cold case too. Alas, no more New Britain Bev Mart but at least this store, Middletown, and Wallingford are still around, and I think they've got it all.

I've always known Total Wine & More as a store for alcoholic beverages and nothing more. It never…read morecrossed my mind that they also hosts various classes revolving spirits they have in their inventory. I had a lot of fun learning more about Cabernet and what I do and don't like about it. A small fee for an experience worth an hour, it's pretty decent. It was also a fun twist to play battle of the wines. Love that they make it fun and engaging versus a talk for a whole hour!

This Total Wine & More location was HUGE. I know most Total Wine locations are pretty big, but this…read more1 was seriously massive. There was so much to look through, & the place was packed and really well stocked. 1 thing I really liked was seeing all the friendly vendors throughout the store giving out free samples of different spirits. It made walking around & browsing a little more fun, especially w/ so many different brands to check out. The prices were ok, but I'd say they lean more toward the higher side. You can def find some good deals, though, especially if you catch one of their sales. The cashier wasn't the friendliest or patient, which was prob the only negative part of my visit. Other than that, I had no complaints. The store was huge, packed w/ products, well stocked,& had plenty to look at. Def a place where you can walk in for 1 thing & somehow spend way more time browsing than you planned.

not a very good selection at all. prices high. shelves empty. barely any spirits and they are…read morepushed into a corner while the attendant plays loud TV from behind the counter in a foreign language.