Cheap spirits at last, this liquor shop had the Captain Morgan we needed for our boating outing…read moretomorrow. And a big selection of wines that did meet our price point compared to the more expensive (and classier) wine shop in downtown Hudson. Friendly helper, huge selection, low prices. I'm a fan! [Review 11499 overall, 1279 of 2019.]

greatest store in the area, the staff is so knowledgeable, and kind , willing to help you pick a…read morewine, you can almost taste it from their description . great selection,nice cooler selections, and a wonderful variety to choose from, yes and 1/2 and full case discounts. cheers

Cool store with a great and unique collection of wine and spirits. Also, friendly staff to help…read morewith any questions you might have.

Classy and spendy wine, we felt a bit underdressed asking if they had anything in the $10 to $12…read morerange. Prices here are clearly marked at the $30 and up. There's more expensive than that, too. The gent who was here was still polite and absolutely not condescending and still very helpful to find something in our cheap plonk range. They also sell a few spirits but only the very higher end stuff. You won't find Captain Morgan here, for example. Street parking. [Review 11497 overall, 1277 of 2019.]

I was excited by the prospect of a barebones beer shop in the area but I don't get the appeal. It's…read moreno bargain, with prices identical to Whole Foods and other supermarkets. I've noticed over the years that bottles are often nearing the expiry date (without any discount), and the staff doesn't seem to be especially knowledgeable. My family still stops in when we're low of beer and don't want to go out of our way to the supermarket, or to find Very Specific Beers that we're willing to pay a premium for, like the elusive Michelob Ultra Amber, which the low-carb dieters swear is the only low carb beer that tastes like beer.

I remember when I was s child and we would all get excited about going to A&W.. The funny thing was…read moreI thought they all closed. Today we found one by accident so we decided to have lunch before a dr apt. I ordered the poppa burger combo and Leroy the chicken combo the meal was only 12 I think. But the food was absolutely fantastic better then I remember and the amount of fries was amazing. And of course the root beer forgetaboutit it was AMAZING. Billi and asha were great hosts and employees We were great and treated with upmost courtesy You must go there with out a doubt.

This is the LAST place you should do business. It is operated by a real ripoff piece of filth. My…read morewife stopped in for me for a case of 12 and a 6 pack of Coors Light and was charged $24.00! She didn't know any better, they knew it , and they took advantage of it. Anyone in Columbia County who does business with them is doing the rest of the local honest businesses who sell beer a disservice. The last thing we need is a local business like this. We are all better off without it.

Wonderful store! They have every craft beer you could ever want. Friendly service. Top notch.read more

Things Beer World Has…read more 1. Huge, wide aisles filled with an enormous selection of beer. Including: 2. More Belgians than anyone in Catskill has any business having. And... 3. Thirty racks of Natty Light. (They cover all the bases.) 4. A guy behind the counter who knows everything he has, and where it is. 5. A nice selection of beers on tap for growlers. 6. Me, passed out in a corner.* 7. A Beer Cave, kept gloriously cold for kegs and such. 8. A wall of glasses for the different beers available. And gift packs. 9. Bud Light Lime.** 10. A Make-Your-Own 6-pack area, featuring curious single beers. 11. It's own Redemption Center. Because recycling is good for the planet. 12. Mexican Coke. 13. Copious amounts of cigars, huge bags of loose tobacco, and more Swisher Sweets than should exist in the world. Essentially, Beer World has everything that any beer lover would ever really want, as well as a lot of other things besides. If you live in the area, and you like beer, you should probably get over here. ___________ *Subject to availability. **I don't care what you've heard, we didn't buy it, and nobody in my family drinks it so often that they refer to it as The BLL.

Solid beer selection. Lots of craft and local options. I picked up a four pack of a kolsch from…read moreMill House based in Poughkeepsie, NY.

This is certainly my favorite wine and liquor store in the area. Not only is the service very good…read morebut their selection and prices are great. My wife and I have very specific brands that we love and they always have such a great selection. They even started carrying LIQS Cocktail Shots, which is a really cool brand.

What a gem this little liquor store is! It's right on the way to Sleepy Hollow Lake and I highly…read morerecommend you stop in. What I loved most was that they had a little bit of everything but not a LOT of everything - it felt like the perfect amount of options - not so much as to be overwhelming but enough to make you feel like you had a choice. The first time we stopped in, we bought some chilled vinho verde (perfect for a hot lake day) and some local bourbon. The second time I came back just to get some chilled vinho verde. I got the one they were chilling for themselves - it was quite selfless and I, as I sip on my chilled wine and write this review, am very thankful! Highly recommend stopping in.

I stayed locally at an Airbnb and after our time at the local brewing company we decided to get a…read morebottle we did not know that they were closing and lucky enough for us the owner opened the store back up to sell us a Bottle and give us great customer service and his advice. Such a kind experience 10/10 would recommend this place

A Community Venue Changed…read more The Egremont Barn, now operating as Buttonball Barn, was once a cornerstone of local music and community gathering. Because of our long-standing connection to the space, my husband and I chose it for our wedding celebration, placing our deposit with the previous owners, who were professional and supportive throughout the process. After the property changed ownership, we still proceeded with our event in October. This celebration held particular significance, as my father was seriously ill at the time, and we were grateful he was able to attend. Unfortunately, our experience with the new ownership raised serious concerns about professionalism, transparency, and respect for both clients and staff. On the day of the event, the owner attempted to impose additional charges not outlined in our contract. This included a demand for a $500 fee for using a room to get ready--a space she had explicitly told me I could use earlier in the day, noting it was acceptable despite the building being under construction. While I was getting ready, she entered the room while my mother and a family friend were assisting me and removed a rug from beneath them, stating that I "wasn't supposed to use the room all day." I chose not to address this at the time in order to preserve the tone of the day. Throughout the event, the owner was also openly drinking at the open bar, which had been paid for by my father. As the night concluded, she insisted that I personally break down the entire venue either immediately or first thing the following morning--despite knowing I had family visiting--or I would be charged for a cleaning crew. This expectation had not been communicated beforehand and was not included in the contract. When I suggested discussing it the next day, she continued to press the issue and confronted my husband, who attempted to redirect the conversation. To avoid further escalation, my friends and I cleaned the venue that night--while I was still in my wedding dress. She later stated that she would retain space heaters I had purchased in exchange for waiving the disputed room fee. When I noted that none of these charges or arrangements were contractually agreed upon, she responded, "I'm expensive, and I'm not in the contract either, honey," in reference to her being casted on The Real Housewives of New York City. Additionally, her conduct toward long-standing staff members--many of whom had supported the venue for years--was concerning and contributed to an atmosphere that felt transactional rather than community-centered. Some of those staff members have since left the venue. What was most troubling was the timing and context. The attempts to extract additional money occurred at the end of a wedding celebration involving a seriously ill parent, placing unnecessary stress on a family during an already significant moment. The Egremont Barn once represented collaboration, music, and mutual respect. Under its current ownership, that spirit appears to have shifted toward aesthetics and revenue at the expense of community and care. I encourage readers to proceed with caution, ask detailed questions, and ensure all expectations are clearly documented in writing before booking events there.

Unique, fun, friendly staff great music and great drinks - what else could you want…read moreWill join the Griswold in Essex, CT as a favorite Inn and tavern