Lovely little wine and liquor store right off the Schlossplatz. Very knowledgable and helpful…read morestaff. We stopped in need of a last minute gift, basically without any idea of what to give. The young lady who helped us was very patient with our indecisiveness and lack of knowledge. She was able to make some great suggestions and explained each bottle's unique flavors and regional differences very well. They were able to put together a beautifully wrapped gift basket with some hand picked champagne, wines and liquors. They even recommended a little French gourmet store next door to buy some cheeses to go into the basket. It doesn't get better than this.

Amazing little wine shop in the heart of Berlin. The workers know what they are talking about and…read morehave extensive knowledge of the wine. If you have the time you can do a cheese/wine tasting in the shop. A selection of wines can be found all over Germany and some that can only be found in Germany. Enjoy!

My daughter found this place the last time we stayed at the Hilton Berlin. We wanted a small…read moredelicious lunch and decided to give this place a try. The charcuterie plate for the two of us, the small one plus two glasses of Riesling made an outstanding lunch. The foods served were all regional specialties except for the olives and I found a new kind of soft cheese which includes Madagascar peppercorns which was outstanding! Along with the meats, cheeses and olives there was a chutney, a tapenade, and a pate. All were excellent . Staff are happy to answer any questions and help you make the best selection for you and are extremely friendly and fluent in English. You really need to try this great place!

Looking for a bottle of Monkey 47 to take home, we discovered this exceptionally curated spirits…read morevendor and can happily report that the perfect review score here on Yelp is fully deserved! This boutique carries only small, independently owned brands, including at least one collectively owned distiller that we noticed. Although we intended only to buy the gin, we were swept up by the beautiful selection and ended up with gin, amaro, absinthe and vermouth I especially love that the products are offered in a variety of sizes, which is a nice way to try new things, and in my case, to purchase as small souvenir gifts for friends, too highly recommend for those who enjoy the craftsmanship that goes into small batch production

This may be the greatest liquor store ever…read more Dr. Kochan did his studies in the anthropology of alcohol (!) and keeps a shop stocked with artisanal spirits distilled by independent producers. Boutique gins (made in Berlin!), scotches finished on strange wood (sauterne casks!?), exotic rums, even artisanal tonic water. Thomas took the time to show us (and let us taste) Monkey 47, his favorite gin, and explained the difference between "geist" (re-distilled fruit-infused neutral spirit) and "brand" (brandies made entirely from fermented fruit). He turned us on to a raspberry brandy (Brand aus Pfälzer Himbeeren) made by a family who farm raspberries in Großkarlbach that is simply sublime. You have to try it. This store is clearly Thomas's passion. I love businesses like this.

The name says it ALL...coolest liquor store ever and they even have their own brand of beer!!read more

Drink Drunk is quite literally the greatest liquor store on the planet…read more It's on the corner of Skalitzer Str. and Schlesische Str., which is super busy 'cause it's walking distance from like seventeen clubs. A liquor store in this location could sell warm beer out of a cardboard box and probably make a decent amount of money. That's why Drink Drunk is so amazing, because the fine people at Drink Drunk go so far above and beyond being a basic liquor store when, with their location, they really don't have to. I've never really felt an attachment to a liquor store before this one, and I doubt I will again in the future. Drink Drunk is wholly unique, a singular ray of light in an otherwise dark world filled with mediocre liquor stores. First of all, the beer selection is just stupid. They have the normal German/Belgian/Czech stuff that most stores here have, and then an entire other wall filled with craft and weird beers from all over the world. It's ridiculous. I moved to Berlin from halfway across the world and like three different breweries from my hometown are represented here, each with several different varieties of beer. Some of the stuff is a little expensive for Berlin but it probably has to take like three airplanes to get here so what're ya gonna do. The best part of Drink Drunk though, hands down, is the music. I live near the place and have to pass it to go most anywhere and on my dang honor I solemnly swear I've never heard them play a bad tune. It's generally classic 90s/2000s rap and RnB, dancehall, reggae, things of that nature, which is pretty rare for Berlin, and they have a really bangin' soundsystem for a späti. I've heard them playing Mariah Carey deep cuts. DJ Quik remixes. The album version of "Guilty Conscience." It's bananas. In the summertime they turn it up and you can spend a whole night on the sidewalk out front, listening to jams and drinking, and it'll cost you less than cover at most clubs. Long live Drink Drunk.