The best beer store in Bucks County...The team @ Golden Beverage is kind, courteous & helpful...the…read morebeer selection is amazing from IPA's, imported beers & all the seltzers! The manager @ Golden Beverage always rolls the red carpet out for every customer...this place rocks!!!

I bought Dogtoberfest from them yesterday. Drank one and thought it tasted funny. Checked the…read moredate and they were 2 years old. They wouldn't exchange or give me a refund. Beware! Find a different beer store.

Very happy with the service. I went on line and looked through their selection. I called ahead…read more Everything that I was interested in was available. I drove over and the cases were ready. They have a wonderful selection and curbside pick-up could not have been easier!

I placed an order for a delivery as a gift to a friend and the service I received was amazing! They…read morereally went above and beyond and allowed me to email them a note that they taped to the case of beer for me! I really appreciate the friendly service, especially during these times! Thank you, Beverage Zone!

It's not the largest beer distributor in Newtown. It's the ONLY beer distributor in Newtown. As…read moresuch, it is a convenient place to pick up a few cases of Boddington, Flying Fish, or the King of Beers, for your next shindig or to get you through the week. Yes. It still feels like a cool, damp warehouse, mainly because it is. Floor to ceiling cardboard encasing a cool twenty-four is bound to make everything moist. Don't forget to go next door to the State Store, a/k/a Ten Centre Wine and Spirits, to pick up your other alcohol requirements. This one, two punch makes for convenience. The big parking lot out front makes it hassle-free. Drink responsibly. Party like a maniac.

WATCH YOUR WALLET !!!!!!!! 2nd time I was shorted on the change at this clip joint ! Absolutely on…read morepurpose with these people .... Trust me they definitely do this on purpose! Thieves a;ways get caught and the guy actually got mad at me for calling him out on the proper change. Scumbag central

As a new PA resident, I had no idea Beer places did not sell alcohol, as in Jersey liquor stores…read moresell everything. So the first time I came in I was informed no alcohol and the guy behind the counter gave me directions to the closest wine & spirits, which was very nice. Then the second time I came in, to actually buy beer, I was clearly looking lost still and another attendant asked if I needed help and walked me to locate my Coronaritas. He also informed me that they do beer tastings on some Saturdays in case I was interested, since I am always interested in free alcohol I thought that was fabulous too. So needless to say, I will definitely be returning to the Neshaminy Beverage, although I still think it should be renamed to Neshaminy Beer instead.

Pennsylvania is finally lightening up a bit with the Blue Laws and I just found out!…read more We were dining at a BYOB Japanese restaurant on a Sunday and I had no clue they did not have a liquor license when we chose to dine there. BYOB's are very common place in PA. but usually I know in advance. Once seated I asked to see their wine list and was quickly informed there was none. Oh my, it's Sunday and our server said there is a State Store two doors down, I reminded her that it was Sunday, she assured me they were open. What the hey, not believing her I decided to check it out and sure enough they were open and I bought my bottle of chilled wine. I came home and checked the PLCB's site and there are now 154 Sunday stores open in Pennsylvania from noon until 5:00pm! Yay, PA. is finally growing up! You still will not find wine, beer or spirits in a grocery store or market, the PLCB controls it all except for a few scattered here and there in the big cities. Am I happy and a lush? You betcha!

It a state ran liqueur store the only thing that I can take stars off for would be cleanliness or…read morerude cashiers which this location and this location does not have a problem with either of those five stars all the way.

FOOD POISONING ALERT!!!! We ordered here from my job and all…read more12 of us became violently ill.

Really just as much an Afghani sandwich joint as a suds distributor, Philly's Craft Beer has a…read moresmall selection of national brands in their coolers, plus a smaller offering of regional and micro breweries if that floats your boat. Service was provided by the cash register where the smiling proprietor pointed toward in the direction of your request and allowed me to find it, haul it out of the refrigerated unit, bring it back to the cashier, pay and carry it out to my car. Thanks for all the attention, Slugo. Prices higher than most. Best to buy your beer at lower cost and greater collection at the larger discount house or New Jersey.

Absolutely amazing, their service is impeccable. So kind and friendly, the ambiance is always so…read morenice, and vibey. Their shelves are always stocked, they have an amazing wine selection!

Love this place! There is always a great sale, so I will come in with a basket to grab a bottle or…read moretwo....end up with two boxes full of liquor. Also, I may have a drinking problem....lol. The attendants are always very helpful; whether it's opening up a register because the line is long, answering cocktail recipe questions or looking for a special bottle in the back. I didn't think I would ever review a liquor store, but here it is, my favorite liquor store!

My experience with them has always been great . At my age they always put my order in the car…read more They always have friendly conversations and ask me how my health is. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. And the prices are very reasonable and cheaper than other places.

If the former State Store was a dump, this new one is almost Paradise…read more The space is well lit with 15' ceilings, allowing all the glass bottles to sparkle from behind their creative labels. The inventory is definitely focused on wine from around the globe, with enough American vintages to honor most of the west coast vineyards. Not much from the East. That oversight is corrected by their bourbon/whiskey aisle which offers an interesting dive into some of the secondary and tertiary distilling from some of the older and larger southern industrial stills. I was there to restock our supply of Amaretto and sipping bourbon which we had been enjoying at home during this prolonged pandemic. Those Amaretto Sours were a big hit, and Wild Turkey Honey shots were great with hummus, baba ganoush and fava beans. The staff was knowledgeable, masked and they packed everything well. While the choices are not as extensive as the big stores in Jersey (think Joe Canal's), and because it is Pennsylvania, lacks any beer, this Premium Selection Fine Wine house is attractive and much cleaner than the competition on the other side of the Delaware River. Given the choice, cost of fuel and extra time needed for crossing the bridges, this emporium offers a reasonable alternative without leaving town.

Great selection. They had just what we needed for an Aperol spritz. Beer prices looked pretty good…read morecompared to a local beer store.

You have to be a local to know the liquor store is actually inside a McCaffery's grocery store. We…read moredrove around a couple times until we figured it out. The store staff were very nice. The other weird thing was, if you wanted to purchase say tonic water, you have to check out separately in the grocery store, a bit inconvenient!

This "State Store," is actually inside the Shop Rite Supermarket in the commercial center at the…read morecorner of Big Oak Road and Oxford Valley Road. As such, it lacks any curb appeal, and requires entry into the market and a hard left turn to reach the entrance of the liquor department. It is smaller than the more recent LCB retail outlets now found in Newtown, and lacks the attractiveness and consumer friendly signs and layout now available elsewhere. By necessity, the selection is smaller and the experience less enjoyable, so the customer is left without much guidance regarding where to find what she/he is looking for. It is easily a decade or two behind the times. We stopped in to pick up a bottle of Chianti to accompany our Italian dinner in downtown Yardley. We ultimately selected a bottle of Ruffino on sale for about $10. It was fine with both our steak and chicken plates. Still, it would have been much better had we had more choice. In fact, after a solid meal in that famous house on Main Street, we drove to New Jersey to Joe Canal's to purchase sufficient wine to restock our wine cabinet. Now, those folks have the inventory and right prices, especially when we are members of their discount buyers club. This older outlet just can't compete.