Massive selection of booze. Wine, beer and spirits. Mixers, snacks and even some glassware. Yep,…read morethis place has just about everything you need to get you and your crew intoxicated. We bought three bottles of wine, two bottles of beer and yes, I need a bag of chips. The store is small but mighty with a wide variety that was well stocked. At least 200 different beers, most of them chilled. Prices were decent, considering the convenience here in the Hauptbahnhof. [Review 16489 overall - 37 in Switzerland - 1997 of 2021.]

Drinks of the World has a great general selection of beers, a few ciders, and a few sodas from…read morearound the world. You'll mostly find German and Swiss beers, but there are many other countries represented from Japan to Thailand to Denmark and the USA. Prices are high because they import from all over and are located in such a major train station. Still worth your time to visit and explore flavors. Staff does speak English and is nice enough.

This place is great for beer. I think there are plenty of wine stores offering all kinds of wine…read morebut if you are looking for a particular beer, this place might be the one you can have the best possibility of finding what you are looking for. As others say, nothing is cheap here so I wouldn't suggest to buy anything you can find at COOP or Denner. For other alcohol such as vodka or gin, I also suggest you try Duty free or other liquor store for a better deal. PS: Conveniently located in inside of the train station.

Drinks of the World isn't cheap --- but they're one of the few places that carry porter, stout,…read moreApfelwein (hard cider), lambic, and other interesting beer-like beverages. I wouldn't buy a can of Feldschlossen here --- it'd be cheaper most other places --- but if you're looking for some heartier British drinks or the occasional imported microbrew, Drinks of the World may be your best bet. This location is much more spacious than the cramped Zürich hole in the wall, and has a better flow than the Winterthur version; probably the best-laid-out version I've been to. Until your average Coop or Kiosk starts stocking more porter, I'll be a Drinks of the World regular.

This is a very nice family owned shop on the grounds of the biggest local beer manufacturer, Baarer…read moreBier. They feature of course, their own beers (which are excellent) and a nice selection of beers and spirits from all over the place, from obscure local brands to the traditional imports you see in big grocery shops. There is also a small wine selection, sodas, energy drinks and a gift shop that would make the delights of most guys I know: beer by the yard, beer glasses, beer-related books, funny birthday cards and that kind of stuff. Yes, I hang out with that crowd ;) The staff is always attentive and happy to help either in German or English. Easy parking right in front very useful when you are carrying crates :D Support independent retailers!

This place was AMAZING. My fiancé and I are usually bourbon drinkers, but we were on the hunt for a…read moreSwiss whiskey since we were visiting the beautiful country. It was such a surprise that NONE of the markets sold local whiskies! We looked it up and ended up here. The atmosphere is very cool, the old school bar as the register area is so beautiful. It feels very high class. The service was great and so knowledgeable. The coolest part is they let us try a bunch of the whiskies to decide which one we wanted to take home! Their prices were very fair, especially for some of the rare bottles they had. Highly recommend, we would be regulars if we lived in the area, but we settled for a bottle and a couple pocket shots.

The service is very attentive and the booze knowledge of the staff is solid, if, occasionally a bit…read more'Besserwisser'. I've been in a few times and have only been met with very 'present' and engaging staff. Score. As one might imagine, the single malt selection is beefy. They stock a personal fave: Caol Ila Distiller's Edition. In addition to scotch, there's a decent selection of Bourbon and Cognac. At the front of the shop is a small tasting table. Ask the staff to try a spirit and they'll gladly oblige. What I most liked was that even though this shop is in Niederdorf, it wasn't over-run by tourists and had prices that were either commensurate with other shops, or slightly less expensive.

From the owner: Drink Shop offers more than 1500 Luzern drinks from around the world. Come we perform more than 350…read morebeers, many spirits, soft drinks and energy drinks, gifts, etc.

This store sports an unassuming name, but the stock they carry is anything but unassuming. I was…read morewalking past on my way Lake Zurich when I was visually waylaid. When you walk inside you'll immediately notice their wine selection. Look past that. Find the spirits. The gins, the rums, the aperitifs, the whisky. I spent too much time in here browsing. Do I get an unheard gin, a small batch whisky, 9th Century recipe Chartreuse, a Cuban rum? Do many decisions and my friends weren't helping. Get everything, they say. The staff is very helpful. I found the prices to be a mix of inexpensive, just right, and expensive. It really just depends. Fortunately, it's well organized and each bottle is labeled with volume, price, ABV, and sometimes origin (especially important when browsing all the rums). This place is worth a look.

This branch of P.U. consists of one large room with quite high ceilings. One enters and is…read moreconfronted with a rather ample selection of Europeans wines (I found a proper Zürisee Pinot Noir for 20 Stutz). Beyond the vino are quite tall metal racks filled with rum, whiskey, scotch, bourbon, vodka, gin, aperitifs, digestives, and mixers. A ladder attached to each rack is climbed in order for one to access the booze at the very top of each shelf. Affixed to the front of each rack reads a sign with the words 'no self-service'. At the base of each rack is open product for tasting. I had hoped to try a rye I'd never encountered before, but when I asked after it I was told that that particular brand was not open. Other more expensive ryes, however, where open for tasting, but they were neither offered nor mentioned. -fair enough. If I had really wanted to try another rye, then I would have asked. Although the signs would, perhaps, have had me do otherwise, I did 'help myself' to a bottle of gorgeous Venezuelan rum called Aniversario that happened to be at eye-level and, therefore, easy to grab. The selection of product at P.U. is impressive and seems directed toward those who know their booze, can go in and get exactly what they want without a lot of fanfare.

Great wine selections and a wonderful staff. Got some good education on Swiss wine. Got 3 bottles…read moreand happy to report that all 3 of them were delectable.