I was amazed at just how much wine and liquor they're able to sell in this building, and I was…read moreequally impressed at how well it was organized, considering how much is here. The emphasis is clearly on the wine. They have a little bit of everything, but this is definitely a place you want to visit if you want red wines, there's such a variety here. That's not to take away from the liquor shelves. That's especially true for the whiskey selection, which is varied and incredibly competitive in price. This place gets a thumb's up from me for inventory, price, and convenience.

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

I was impressed with just how much inventory was extremely well organized in what initially comes…read moreacross as a small space. This was particularly true of their selection of whiskies, some of which I'd not seen elsewhere. Since it's not a mega-store, they might not have every single item you'd want, but they certainly have all the important stuff covered. I didn't check out their wine selection this time, but I'll be sure to do that next time.

I have been to this store many times and the customer service just okay, was this time very bad. I…read morewent there around 6:30 on 3/19/26, the gentleman at the counter who claimed owned the store was very disrespectful. He acted as if he was under any obligation to help me at all. Because I am particularly not a big wine drinker I had asked for assistance to help me chose something closer to my preference. Thought it was just two of us in the store, He was hesitant to oblige. When I impressed upon him to be courteous, he got very angry, pointed out something briefly and left. When I inquired what his problem, he muttered an insult under his breath and angrily ordered me leave. Perhaps, he was having a bad day, but never again!

It can be really challenging in a smaller space to find the right mix of liquors and wines to sell…read more I think the owner has done a nice job. While searching through the inventory, I found some favorites, some interesting better quality wines, and some pleasant surprises. While I thought a few of the wines were maybe $1 more than I might pay elsewhere, I felt the inventory was generally competitive, and a good place to look for wines new and different to me.

This store is a Gem. The Wonderful Susanna "Manager"!is unmatched in her knowledge and personality…read more Staff is professional. I'm a local and insist everyone stop in. One of the last true shops. Top shelf.

Very full store, tough to negotite around. Mid-eastern family purchased, but they do speak english…read more Too young to be very helpful, except "pointing" out, in general, for what your looking for. Prices don' compare to larger liqour store up the road, with excellent service. Good for clise neighbors to walk to, when theyve been drinking.

friendly, knowledgeable service great source for good…read morebourbon, like Buffalo Trace Easy parking. This is what a local liquor store should be Well done and good luck

It's a good liquor store but recently the ownership has changed and they got rid of the 10%…read morediscount. I know it's not a huge savings but at least it was a nice discount for someone who goes their alot

This store has great prices plus gives you a 10% discount wine coupon from our local Market 32…read moreplus they have a inhouse club for more money off after the purchase of so many applicable bottles purchased . The best part when u walk in you are greeted with a friendly face and they are so helpful. They always carry out and are so nice and friendly making you feel great. Consistent great customer service !

This is my local liquor store and I go here when I don't feel like traveling further to get wine…read more I'm a wine snob, I'll admit that right off the bat and their selection of good wine is fairly limited but I can usually find something I like. They do carry one of my favorite Rose' wines. They do quite a bit of cheap wine and since it's a small store it can feel overcrowded. The staff is exceptional. They're friendly and they actually appear to like their jobs which can be a rarity.

Excellent service. I was looking for "Brotherhood" wine in…read morethe area, not an easy fine. This place had exactly what I was looking for. So happy I found this shop. The woman behind the counter was very knowledgeable and helpful. Great prices. Keep up the great work.

Based on the Yelp reviews, and this being a small locally owned business I was prepared to really…read morelike this place. Alas, what a disappointment. I went on a Saturday late afternoon, and a crowd of older people who have gone to seed was crowding a tasting bar where free wine samples were being poured. As I perused their wine selection a seller invited me to taste wine; the large gang greedily dominated the area where the wine was being poured and were well lit, loud, and uninviting. There was no way to break in and it wasn't welcoming. Some came and went but none were buying anything; they were there for the free taste and free grub. As I looked at bottles of wine I was almost mowed down by a woman who lumbered in, grabbed a hunk of bread and spinach dip that she failed to wipe off her face, and muscled up to get a free drink (she quickly returned later to feed some more.) It was quite a spectacle. Frankly, I was pretty grossed out. It wasn't the scene I expected in Delmar. The wine selection is quite thin; the spirits almost non-existent. I did buy a few bottles of wine; I've opened two: a Macon which is mediocre to bad, and an Argentine pinot noir which was simply awful. Neither was inexpensive. I can only imagine the Chablis I bought will be equally bad. The saleswoman was pleasant, if disinterested. She was civil but while not busy her priority was getting my card rung and me on my way. It's a mystery how this place stays in business.

The Michael M. review is so off in both tone and particulars that it should be completely ignored…read more Jim's tastings are a joy to attend. He thoughtfully selects wines that typify a region or a type and ably expounds on them with grace and wit. As to the attendees having "gone to seed,". Mr. M is apparently ignorant of the truism that wines and people improve with age . It is a fun, intelligent, knowledgeable and gracious group who welcome all.

In town for the holiday weekend and the wine cellar was across the street---very good selection of…read morewines at many different price points. Actually had a cab we have only come across while on vacation in the Outer banks, NC....Mavens and Misfits....bought a few bottles!

While surfing the internet for some lesser-known (not to be confused with low quality) bottles of…read morejunmai daiginjo sake for a special occasion, I found a couple that sounded like winners. Price-checking several well-known websites and digging a little deeper, I landed at We Speak Wine. Their website was easy to navigate through. Although they are mostly a wine cellar, I was able to find the two sakes that I wanted. I really liked that I don't recognize a single brand of sake that they carried (except for Otokoyama). I'm no sake connoisseur but I was interested in both their high-end stuff as well as the affordable stuff. Highest priced sake was $180 and cheapest was $15. No Sho Chiku Bai or Hakkaisan (Thank Buddha). As for wines, the huge variety and selection are mind-boggling. If you know what you want, or if you want to play "bottle roulette," this is the place. Shipping was $15.54 for 2 bottles but they delivered right on time as promised and their packing was great. No packing peanuts, no soggy box, no chards of glass to attack my unsuspecting hand. They took out the bottles from the boxes, neatly folded the boxes, wrapped the bottles in tissue paper then put them in bottle cartons. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/QjNzU0Ys6698OKHzLVDeNw?select=BM9L_UG5w76Z4-BDKbFmFA Prices for my bottles of sake were about $10-20 cheaper than other websites. At first I gave this place 5 stars but I'm a little bewildered that the same bottle that I ordered online 2 weeks ago is now $22 more and the other bottle is now $16 more. I guess I got a good deal at the right time. Even at these higher prices, they'll still make you feel better by listing a higher price and using font-edit strikethrough. Nonetheless, I appreciate the accompanying refrigerator magnet, the business card with a human name on it, and a human hand-written "Thank you!" on my order summary that was folded neatly into a logo envelope. I also appreciate that this is a small or relatively new business (my order number is only 3 digits big) in Troy, near Albany in upstate New York. By the way, the address is the same as a local liquor store, Hoosick Street Wine Cellar Discount, so look for that if you're in the area. I found it funny that I live in a state that is closer to Japan and produces fine wines and yet I ordered sake from a wine cellar on the opposite side of the country, especially when K&L Wine Merchant is not that far away. Anyway, there is a bunch of interesting bottles that I am eyeing at We Speak Wine and when the occasion calls for it, I will order from them again.