Buyer Beware - Take your business elsewhere if you do not want to get ripped off!!…read more The owner says the business was sold and they will not honor a gift certificate my 90-year-old neighbor (who has since passed away) purchased for me because I do not have a receipt. PA state law says gift certificates must be honored for five years after their issuance. The new owner stated, 'they did not assume the liabilities of the previous owner', which is also the law. They know it will likely cost several hundred dollars to take them to court over a $25 gift certificate. At the end of the day, it is a poor business practice and I would recommend taking your business elsewhere. If they are capable of doing this over a simple gift certificate, it seems clear will take advantage of their customers any other way they can and that benefits themselves. Yardley Beer Company is right down the road and has a much larger selection and Deon's is about ten minutes away, also with a better selection, and also has wine store next to it.

Very bad service and rude staff.. I walking in and greeted two employees with a "how are you doing…read moretoday?" to which they both just looked at me. I turned around and went to another beer distributor right down the street that was much more friendly with a bigger selection.

Great selection of everything alcoholic!…read more My fiancé and I were looking for a specific semi-dry cider that a friend brought to our house but the space in the fridge where the cider would've been was empty. Our friend inquired with an employee at the front named Tynan and he went to the back several times to see what stock they had left. Sure enough, he came back minutes later and confirmed they had some! At the checkout line, everything moved smoothly. The woman commented on my fiancé's t-shirt and was polite and kind to all the customers. It was refreshing to see that customer service was still in the forefront even on a busy Saturday night. This place reminded me of Total Wine and Spirits and was very clean and inviting.

Great liquor store with great selection and good prices…read more Free Club membership gets you sale prices

Average port selection with some surprisingly high end vintage ports in the rare wine room. Wish…read morethe rare wine room selection was available online for better shopping. Joe Canal's up the road has much better pricing.

It's easy to figure out when you've passed through the line of demarcation between Supermarket…read moreWegmans and Wino Wegmans... the space opens up and the soundtrack immediately changes from white noise warehouse to a cool classic rock vibe that honestly they should pump into the rest of the store. Look, unless you're an obnoxiously hard to please oenophile who will only tolerate some obscure vintage from the Loire Valley then Wegmans selection is to be considered vast and more than adequate for 99.9% of your drinking needs. Most important, they are staffed with knowledgeable pros who can keep your wanderings to a minimum. A vast improvement over their overcrowded digs previously. See you on the Dark Side of the Moon.

After years of living in Morrisville, I am so glad that we now have a few good drinking spots and…read morein this case also an eatery! I have come here several times, and always find something delicious to eat or drink. They have a full bar, so if you are interested in a cocktail, mocktail, or a delicious beer, Bitchin' Kitten has you covered. I also like that the decor is all cat-themed and even the beer; in the Fall the Cat-o-latern beer was my favorite! The staff here is also friendly and attentive. Although the place is not too big, it is just the right size for groups of 2- 6 people, but if not, I'm sure they will make it work for you. Also if you like to bring your dog with you, they are super pet-friendly. Come visit Bitchin' Kitten and then go to the distillery down the block.

People are so nice and beers were so great. Came for a flight tasting... they had the Girls scout…read morecookie tasting one! It was phenomenal. Cookies and beer paired so well with the beer. The place is kind of small but fun

Princeton Corkscrew is a standout wine destination in town. The shelves are thoughtfully…read morecurated--full of small-producer gems and global varieties--and every bottle feels hand-selected with care. What truly sets the shop apart is the team: the staff are warm, knowledgeable, and eager to guide you to the perfect pairing, whether you arrive with a detailed brief or just tonight's dinner menu. Laurent, the owner, leads by example. His genuine passion for wine and hospitality creates an inviting atmosphere where you never feel rushed or out of your depth. Talking with him is like getting a mini masterclass, and his recommendations consistently impress. The store doesn't always have every bottle back in stock, but you can always discover an equally exciting alternative for your meal or occasion. My only request is for the city to convert the permanent parking spots directly in front of the shop into a 5-10-minute loading zone reserved for Princeton Corkscrew customers.

A WINE SHOP THAT SELLS NO BAD WINE!…read more One of the mottos we wine drinkers have frequently heard is "Life is too short to drink bad wine!" This is the credo of the Princeton Corkscrew. This well researched and mindfully assembled "wine library" has best representatives of even the tiniest microclimate where wines of note are produced. The associates working beside the owner Laurent Chapuis are well-studied connaisseurs who can talk intelligently about every bottle in the shop. Before a new bottle is placed in the racks it has been tasted and discussed by members of the team. Laurent, himself, visits the winemakers and the terroirs to select only the best examples and best vintages for his shelves. Open tastings invite we consumers to meet the makers and taste their wines including vertical samplings which educate us. I've never visited a better educated shop than the Princeton Corkscrew. And I have never bought a wine that didn't live up to its portrayal. Good advice. Good information. Good pricing. GREAT WINE! Merci Laurent!

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.

Cute little place right next to the Wawa. I would not come here for wine, as the selections were…read morefew and it looked overpriced for wine. But they had a huge selection of American and European craft beers, including a lot of cold beers. I just wanted one bottle of cider, and they found me an Angry Orchard in the cooler for only three dollars. If you're in the area and you need some beer or cider, I recommend this place highly!

They do not carry any local beers but the staff were really nice and helpful enough to direct me to…read morea place that did when I asked.

Stopped in late on Sunday afternoon, February 7, 2016 after putting a a full "workday" at rental…read moreproperty nearby. Bartender and clientele the nicest I have experienced. Drinks are most reasonably priced in area and this is definitely a "go back to" locale!!!

Jim had wanted to start making beer again, and we're glad we found this place (former location was…read moreon Witherspoon). Joe, the owner, will talk your ears off and give you step by step directions for how to make beer. He's very friendly and knowledgable, and if you wanted to do it on the cheap, you could, or you could be like us and buy both the brewing kit ($75) and whichever beer ingredients you wanted as a kit (Russian Imperial Stout--$55). Most of the beers, btw, aren't so pricey, but we're fans of dark, rich, knock you on your butt beers. As a bonus, we found out that if we let the second fermentation go for 2 months, it will be smoother. And in 2 months I'll be able to drink again--YEAH! Perfect timing! All of the raw ingredients and supplies are sold here too, from buckets and bottles to bins of hops for your own special blend. And if you have any questions during the process, Joe will give you his email in order to answer your questions. It's nice to have an expert on hand who will let you know where the process is flexible and where it isn't, and how to use the measuring instruments so that you aren't completely overwhelmed once you unpack everything at home. As an added bonus, you get to see a side of Trenton most of us miss with giant mansions and gorgeous gardens which make you feel as though you've entered an alternate universe. Business Hours Mon 10am-6pm,Tue Closed,Wed 12pm-6pm,Thu 10am-8pm,Fri 10am-6pm,Sat 12am-6pm,Sun 10am-3pm

This is the place to go for homebrew supplies…read more.. I love the charm of this place, and the owner Joe is a real character. FYI, it's very easy to drive pass this building. So keep your eyes open. Also, very limited parking of 4 spots... but I have ALWAYS gotten a spot. Get in your car & go... you'll be glad you did. Joe is a big help.

I love ShopRite go to Giant and compare how much you ll save at ShopRite it's crazy. they always…read morehave items I use on sale from coffee to mayonnaise .Evwry week they have a brand name ice cream on sale. Luncheat I get low salt ham for 5.99 and cheese is about the same. if you want quality and great prices it's the place to shop!

Ordered some cold cuts online ahead of time and was given a time when it would be ready. I showed…read moreup 20 minutes past that time and still was not ready. So I did my grocery shopping (about 40 more minutes) and went back to the deli - still not ready. I told the incredibly rude man to just cancel it. 4 HOURS LATER - I get an email saying my deli order is ready Can't make this stuff up.

I think this is a first for me, a second update for a total of 3 reviews of the same business. And…read more2021 seems to be a year for updates as well. I can thank a global pandemic for renewing and invigorating my interest in fine spirits, and this shop in particular for having a depth of variety not found elsewhere in Hamilton or neighboring towns. Lately my drink of choice has been wine and cocktails, but previously and during the height of Covid, I became immersed in sours and ciders. This place has both in abundance, in fact I don't think it's possible to try all of them, as they keep getting new ones in. My trip today to find a new sour proved fruitful( pun intended) but also time consuming. I have learned from experience that it's helpful to bring my reading glasses with me, there's just so much new stock to view and labels seem smaller every year. Along with old favs I saw a number of new sours and settled on the lesser of 2 pricey options. I may have gone with the pricier one had there been someone with experience of the brewery and firsthand knowledge of its pedigree. That will probably haunt me until I go back and shell out the $ to try it myself;) I also took some time today to peruse the Scotch selection, which is also a favorite of mine in cooler weather. That is what prompted me to update this. It may not be the biggest of known shops to me, but the prices are amazing. I noticed that some of those items are on sale. There is no clear signage except for a small shelf tag which on some items show previous price. The specific item I was pricing was about $5 less than a place I thought was the lowest, this item was not on sale either. It appeared to be very nice gift boxy bottles from last holiday that were $10 or more off of the original. I'm definitely going back to take advantage of at least one of those. I also spent more time in the wine aisles. Again great prices on some of the more upscale but still widely available Ca wineries. I think the selection is very good but again not quite as good as Canals. However I think they will match or beat most prices. Customer service in general is very good, esp at the checkouts. I think having a wine/ and or beer expert around at all times would be beneficial to this store. I asked again while at the register and was told he would be in later in the day. So it seems that this is a q they get and there is an expert on hand some of the time. It's also cool that they have food trucks around on the weekends. There are in store tastings too which I've not had a chance to try. Definitely my favorite liquor store by far for this extended area. Thanks for carrying so much local and craft brew items!

My favorite liquor store in the area! It's maybe not the absolute best I've ever seen, but it's…read morepretty darn close. The beer options are excellent, with tons of different stuff to try. I'm a huge fan of Belgians and they have a pretty decent selection, although I wouldn't complain if it was a tiny bit more extensive :) Plenty of variety packs and a huge fridge full of stuff ranging from cheap college swill (which I like, depending on my mood!) to crazy craft beers that I'll probably never buy because they're a little too expensive. Staff are helpful and the lines move reasonably quickly. I've never tried the food trucks but it's definitely a cool option to have on site. I don't usually drink wine or liquors but the many, many shelves of both tell me that you're probably in luck if you're looking for something :) Overall, this place is one of my staples and I'll continue to shop here when I'm looking for something new, interesting, and affordable.