Holy crapsicle's it's a cold January day and I'm sitting here thinking about how great it would be…read moreto get my hands on a good, warming, soothing, bottle of scotch. I know many places around here that have an OK selection but can only think of 2 that have an amazing selection and if I feel like getting in my car I will go to 'Richard's'. If you know the area of Reedville, Dedham, Milton you can find it - otherwise please consult Mapquest to avoid confusion. These guys do it right, tastings for beers, wine, scotch, cheese you name it. They have an astonishing scotch selection and will order (if they can) something if you request them to. They stock some beaut's. The beer selection is pretty impressive and the staffs wine knowledge is pretty much 'wow' - I say this b/c I'll ask a question being more or less ignorant of wine and they will not look at me like i am some idiot working class hack, schmuck, wastoid - guy. Check em out, you won't leave empty handed.

I love Richard's - a very nice wine selection from good plonk to really nice stuff. A wonderful…read moreplace to find new wines, something unusual or something to tickle your fancy. The staff are helpful and knowledgeable. From grappa to tokay, they pack a lot of wine in a small space. Prices start as low as $6 a bottle to up as high as you are willing to go. They also have freshly baked bread and a selection of cheeses, as well as cigars. A very nice beer selection, and they also carry some nice mixers including a very hard-to-find ginger beer fave of mine! Thursday nights save 20% off of every six bottles. Nice tastings, too! PS - they're in Readville/Hyde Park, not Milton.

I stop in every 2 weeks or so to buy a bottle of vodka. Someone gave me a $100 gift card for my…read morebirthday, so I went in this afternoon to buy 4 bottles to use the whole gift card. As I was checking out with a nice cashier, the manager with the big beard, Bob Antonius, walked up to me and shouted "I TOLD YOU YOU CAN'T BUY ALCOHOL FOR YOUR SOCIAL CLUB." I thought he was joking at first until he repeated himself. I asked "What social club? What are you talking about?" He was adamant that he's "helped me in the aisle and told me that it's illegal for me to buy alcohol for my social club." What social club?? This man has never helped me with anything during the numerous times I'd been in this store. I told him I have no idea what in the world he's talking about. He just kept repeating himself and raising his voice. I was shocked he was speaking at a customer in such a manner, especially in front of other customers that were in line. He eventually said "Well I guess you have a twin that runs a social club" and walked away. What a terrible way to treat a customer! I'm glad I used the whole gift card because I will never return to Total Wine. I want you to cancel my rewards membership. I will be very vocal to everyone about how this man treated me.

Great wine store that recently opened in August 2023…read more It has a wide variety of selection of wine, beer, liquor, and nonalcoholic drinks with snacks! The store is brand new with large aisles. Shelves are well stocked and organized. Staff is friendly. They even offer private events in the back. Private parking lot at the front of the store. Definitely check it out!

I still find it hilarious that , evidently you can't buy Glocks or even menthol cigarettes in…read moreBoston or that super markets don't sell beer, but you can sure as shit roll up to the hood and go to a liquor store that markets itself like a theme park that peddles any alcoholic beverage you can imagine. Still, no doubt this place has whatever venom you need sold by a surprisingly nice BBL behind the counter calling you "baby". I can f!cks with it.

Great selections, but the service and prices have always been an issue. Their prices have always…read morebe a little higher than other stores in the area. With Total Wine in the neighborhood now, Liquorland will be forced to lower their prices. Competition is a good thing.

Their daily specials, available in your email, offer the best values of any source that I've used…read more The website has a huge list of specials also. I find the staff very knowledgeable and helpful. My number one source for wines.

Cyndy's Bottom Line: Great variety of wines, liquors, beers, cocktails and other beverages…read more We stopped in to buy wine and pies for Thanksgiving. Pies you ask? There is a non profit named Community Servings that sells pies every year to help people who are shut in due to medical issues. The pies are absolutely delicious and comes in many flavors. We had the pecan and apple and everyone enjoyed it! Please help and support Community Servings! The staff at Bins Ends provides excellent customer service and in depth wine knowledge.

I have used the Everet and Dorchester location. I shared what I most enjoy and each share similar…read moretaste. Great wine and service

This place always has exactly what I'm looking for. Fast service and the spot it clean.read more

Great service and informative. Came in looking for a wine, they didn't have, but showed me even…read morebetter alternatives. Spiro was very helpful and the entire staff knew their craft.

WINE UP I wanted to…read moregrab a couple bottles of wine for my hotel room. I first went to the Trader Joe's down the street. It was really small and carried no wine at all. Shame on you Trader Joe! I then decided to check out the neighborhood and found this cute place. I loved how the store was visible from the street and down a staircase. The degree of difficulty was awesome, if you had pre-cocktail'd! I recommend you use the hand rail going down. Ha! When I walked in, the two guys behind the counter were very friendly. I wasn't sure if they were always like that or just seeing if my intentions were to really shop. Hey it's Boston and tnese guys don't take any chances. I walked around the store to check out the selection. One guy followed me to the back of the store. He asked if I needed help. Yeah they still had their eye on me. Ha! Near the front door, there were a few shelves of discounted wines. This was a great deal. Buy two two bottles, mix and match varieties for only $13. That's a great deal considering Eataly across the street can't touch that price. I found two fantastic white wines. One was from Yugoslavia. It was really good. I had no idea Yugoslavia make wine. I thought they only made that little car called the Yugo. Where's the Yugo? Personally I'd stick to making wine over cars. I would totally buy this wine again. The store had a ton of foot traffic. I loved how the taxes were all built into the prices of the alcohol. There a single beer cooler in the back where you can select beers from the broken cases. They have signs about not breaking six packs in the fridge. That's so old school. In the old days you could always break six packs but don't do it here. You've been warned. This is a great stop to stock up your hotel room with cheers, especially if you're working at the convention center. Don't pay the high prices of the hotels. I got two bottles for less then one glass of wine. Now that's a deal. Thanks for wining me up in Boston.

The only liquor store I go to. The owners/managers are always extremely nice. The store is clean,…read moreorganized and well lit. Unlike other stores, every item is clearly labeled so no fun price surprises at the cash register. They have a very good selection of beer, and if they don't have what you're looking for, they will order it for you! They also gave me a 10% discount for ordering a case. The Belgian beer I get is 5 cents more across the street at Trader Joes (big whoop) but the 20 minutes Of peace I gain by not having to venture into that madness and wait in line is priceless:) plus trader joe's only has but 1 flavor.

So I wasn't prepared for this experience... I found out about their "free wine tasting" after…read moregoogling "things to do in Boston" so I thought it would be a cool activity to do while in the area. I was picturing maybe a small private room with some chairs and a few bottles of wine for tasting. Well we got there and we realized it was just a liquor store, their tasting took place in a little corner by the register on a small plastic table and consisted of one red and one white bottle of wine. The little shpiel about the wine and the tasting itself took maybe 2 or 3 minutes total. Not really quite what we had in mind. Probably not worth the 45-minute trek across town but on a positive note, we did find a great little Asian fusion restaurant/bar/lounge that made the trip worth it. And on the other hand, if I lived in this neighborhood, I'm sure this would be a really great place to pick up a bottle of wine or other "spirit" on the way home to match with dinner.