What a lovely spot! I think this is the prettiest winery I've ever been too. They have a huge,…read morebeautifully landscaped garden area full of tables to enjoy your wine at. They also have a herd of very friendly and very cute baby goats. I tried a flight of fruit wines which were sweet but nicely balanced. My favorite was the blackberry and blueberry which were tangy and fruity but not overly sweet. I actually think they would be perfect in a spritz or a cocktail. Staff was very friendly and welcoming. They have some packaged snacks available to purchase but I recommend bring your own snacks as the selection is limited. This a perfect spot for a spring or fall gathering with friends.

Great place, friendly owners, cute location with plenty of outdoor seating. Delicious wines!read more

A new tasting room in Rhode Island!!!…read more White Dog Distilling distills an assortment of spirits, including whiskey, rum, gin, and flavored moonshines! They are located in the Lorraine Mills and share a parking lot with other businesses. Some spots don't have visible lines so sometimes I park on the side spots vice the middle of the lot. I've visited a few times for outside and indoor seating. Outside there are tables out in front either under a tent or in the open. Inside is nice, but a little tight on space. There is a bar and a few tables for sitting. On the wall are benches facing the bar. On their menu are cocktails or you can have a tasting of their distilled spirits. I always enjoy their cocktails. On my last visit they had a Tizzy K's Ice Cream collaboration that incorporated their Oreo Ice Cream base and White Dog's moonshine. Their moonshine doesn't play around!! This drink was spectacular. I truly hope they do more collaborations with Tizzy K's Ice Cream. The ice cream base is great with moonshine. I also tried the Grapefruit Strawberry Mule. It was super refreshing!! I usually don't drink Mules due to the strong ginger beer taste, but this was very pleasant. A must sip! Overall, totally recommend!

Always a nice experience at White Dog! I came with a friend for their piano and winter cocktails…read moreevent. I enjoyed a delicious Old Fashioned and also a festive mule in what appeared to be a giant fish bowl glass! Unfortunately, all the food businesses here were closed on the Sunday we visited so we ordered from a local Arepa restaurant via Grub Hub as suggested by our bartender. The Arepas were excellent and it was nice to enjoy them at the bar. If others are looking for food options, I do recommend checking the hours of the food businesses such as Ming's and A Guy and His Pie, because they are limited and do not necessarily coincide with White Dog's hours.

The pianist and singer, who is performing there when we visited was terrific. I can take nothing…read moreaway from her in this review. She deserves everything she gets, and I certainly hope they pay her for her energy and talent. This review is about value. We each had a cocktail that cost $17. I'm used to paying a lot for good crafted cocktails and these were good. Still, that's on the high side for a cocktail in a place like this, a place that's not a dedicated Mixology place like it say, Violet Hour. We were also told when we came in that there would be a $10 cover charge for each of us. That's fine as well. What I can't understand is how our bill came to $87. Even with two $17 cocktails and two $10 cover charges and a 20% tip or service charge that is still high. What the hell? You may have a good time if you go to this place. But keep in mind, it will cost you. Likely much more than you think.

I would say the ambience is definitely 20 to 30 something, anyone older you'd have to be on the…read moresame vibe. Kind of weird for a wine store. Terribly high priced as well. Your store, your vibe. I absolutely loved all the selections of every kind of liquor though, stuff you just don't see in your normal liquor store. That being said, I was entirely priced out for the most part except for the $17 wine I walked out with. I was greeted repeatedly, so much so, that it was actually a joke. So yeah good service. On three counts vibe, service, price, service was top. I can't say I would consider this again.

This space hosted our boozy book club and it was a great time! Lee took great care of us keeping…read moreour glasses full and giving lots of amazing suggestions! She was wonderful! We lucked out---the predicted rain held out so we could enjoy a beautiful night on this stunning roof top. I honestly can think of a prettier space in providence. So glad we got to enjoy a night here.

Contrary to the other reviews of the service here, I received a warm welcome walking into the store…read moreand was immediately attended to by both working gentlemen. I had a few items already in mind so it didn't take long for them to locate them for me. When asked about some very specific New York style Gin, they immediately told me that that was something they didn't carry but would be willing to source if I were to call ahead before visiting again. I really appreciated that offer and may take them up on that next time since Providence is still a much closer drive than upstate New York. I guess what really fascinated me about this place more than the wines stocked on the shelves was the fact that this used to be a purveyor/architect's office/storage where they stored their blueprints. As such, the shelves where all these simple fine wines rest on were once holding blueprints for buildings nearby. It made the whole store look extremely unique and similar to a library that had books up to the ceiling. I'll definitely be back to visit when in the area again. NOTE: They also carry a few nice NA beers and mocktails as well as drinks with THC.

I was looking for a bottle of Le Berceau Blanquette de Limoux Brut and found it was available at…read moreCampus Fine Wines. I put in my order through the Campus Fine Wines website. The next day, I received a call from Curtis informing me that unfortunately they do not have Le Berceau Blanquette de Limoux Brut in store, but they were putting in an order and can let me know when it arrives. I was not in a rush so I informed Curtis that I can wait. 8 days later, Curtis texted me that the Le Berceau Blanquette de Limoux Brut was in. I walked in and I informed the cashier that I was here to pickup an online order. Curtis was also behind the counter and he jumped in and asked are you Stephanie? I said "Yes! That's me." He said he got a whole case in so I purchased another bottle. The next time I was at Campus Fine Wines was for a Yelp event. Most recently, I went back to purchase a bottle of one of the wines we tasted at the Yelp experience. I was looking around the store for the bottle and Howard approached me and asked if I needed help with anything. I said I was looking for the Benito Santos Saiar Albarino 2023. He showed me exactly where the bottles were. All the staff at Campus Fine Wines are really friendly and welcoming. Campus Fine Wines has a great selection and I trust them to have good wines.

I've officially converted to a Campus Fine Wines loyalist…read more It's always a joy to visit the store & ask the staff (especially Michael!) for wine recommendations. They're knowledgeable, fun, & very willing to work within your budget & taste preferences. For a relatively small store, they have quite a varied selection of wine. I popped in to the store last night while I was waiting for my sushi order to be ready for takeout just down the road. Imagine my unbridled delight when I saw a section of the refrigerated wines labeled as "Wine For Sushi & Spicy!" I actually laughed out loud. Precisely what I was looking for, & didn't even need to ask. I went with a Grüner Veltliner & it was, as expected, delicious with my sushi. Thank you, Campus Fine Wines, for your excellent selection, great staff, & always having exactly what I need.

First time shopping there and let me say I was impressed! The selection of wine was fantastic!…read moreCustomer service was amazing. The young man working helped me pick out a Paso Robles Cabernet that was fantastic !! This will be my new go to store in Providence !

I stopped by to check out some wine and spirits. They have a large selection but they have some…read morelabels that I could not find. I guess many liquor stores carry certain labels and some don't. While browsing, a nice gentleman asked me if I needed help. That was very refreshing and welcome. They carry non alcoholic beers as well as regular beers. Prices are a bit higher than some of the other larger warehouse type liquor stores, but they are convenient to the customers on the East side of Providence.

I love these ladies, so nice. They know your brand and are great to talk to. It's nice to see a…read morefamily run, local business in the liquor trade. I'd go to Madeira all day over a bigger, wholesale place.

Best liquor store on the east side! Reasonably priced, lovely staff and they always have what i'm…read morelooking for. Will always recommend (:

Wow!! A playground for wine lovers. There was so many awesome sections to check out, I didn't even…read moreknow where to look. I spent far too much time wandering around because there was so much to check out. I even picked up a few new to me wine varietals based on staff picks with tasty descriptions. I love a staff pick! I also liked how well marked everything was and it's pretty easy to find what you are looking for (or find something new). I also loved how big their chilled section was. Sometimes you run out of time and need something chilled, here you can actually grab something interesting and not just that status quo options. Employees were friendly and I signed up for their rewards program. Looking forward to heading on in again soon.

I am really sorry to do this ... I truly, truly am ... because I hate to besmirch a locally owned…read morebusiness but the prices here are just absolutely fucking bananas! I get that EG is a pretty expensive town ... and normally I don't mind paying a little extra to support a local business but there are bottles of spirits in here that are $20 higher than other liquor stores for the same thing!!! Literallyz I paid $20 more than Haxton's in Warwick for the same item! That is a sort of extreme case ... but on average expect to pay $10 more for any bottle of liquor ... and $4 - $5 more for any 6 pack of craft beer than any other store in the area. Forget about comparing this place to a Total Wine, you can literally save 40% on most items shopping there vs. here. I honestly don't think I've ever seen prices this high on liquor/wine ... Not in midtown Manhattan. Not in my home of West Hollywood, CA. I won't be totally brutish ... they do have a very nicely curated selection of wines and spirits here. You aren't going to find any allocated items here ... No Weller, No Blanton's, No Pappy, etc. but they have a decent selection of bourbon, spirits and a huge amount of pre-mixed cocktails and mixers. They have craft beer ... local and far away brands ... fancy ciders, saki and other interesting but niche selections of expensive single craft bottles. The store is immaculately clean and organized well. It may be the most expensive liquor store I've ever been in but it's also maybe the most well organized. The staff isn't particularly interested in going out of their way to help you. But, if you ask them a question about wines, etc. they will make some good recommendations if they aren't too busy doing something else. I will end by saying that I was in a rush to buy liquor and wine for a dinner party that my house hosts were having. I wasn't looking too carefully at the receipt because I figured everything was just so expensive, it is what it is. However, when I got home, I found out one of the bottles I bought must have been put in the wrong place. They charged me $84 for a bottle that costs $59 anywhere else. It was next to a sign that said $65. For 8 bottles of liquor and wine and a 4-pack of craft beer, I paid more than I did for my first car in 2005. Not even kidding.