From the owner: Venez découvrir la nouvelle vinothèque des alpes au 106 rue de la liberté, à Seyssins, sous le…read morerestaurant le XS.

My favorite bottle shop in Geneva. With a central location, right off the main entrance of Gare…read moreCornavin on the second floor, this is an easy stop-in for beer and wine, and their selection is out of this world! I'm shocked to find a great selection from my hometown (San Diego), and some of my other favorite beers, including BrewDog and Flying Dog beers. The location also means that it's easy for me to pick up celebratory Prosecco or a friend's favorite beer when I greet them at the airport. They also stock a lot of local brews, including ciders, and everything is labeled clearly with the name (in French) and flags of each country below the bottles, well-informing your selection, even if you have a hard time making up your mind with so many bottles to choose from! Thankfully, the staff here are very friendly and helpful, and if you drop in often (or have a lot of visitors, as I do) you can get a frequent buyer card, with a stamp for every 10chf spent. Once the card is full your next beer is on them! They even take used bottles of local beers back and return you the recycling fee upon their return, giving you another reason to keep coming back. Like I need another reason to, anyways- from what I've seen around Geneva, their prices really can't be beat!

Very good selection of beer, somewhat limited in wine and what looked like a good selection of…read moreliquor. I read that Geneva is the 2nd most expensive city in Switzerland; if so than DotW fits right in. We drove up to Le Chamonix / Argentiere ( a top ski French ski resort) and found plenty of the same regional beers we found at DotW, only at a 1/2 to 1/3 of the price at a the local super market. We will "dollar cost average" and get over it. But unless you are stuck in Geneva or desperately need an IPA, don't try to load up there for drinks down the road unless you have $$ to spend

We are American tourists on Viking who located this shop on Yelp. All previous reviews are accurate…read moreand the wine is very reasonably priced.

Great place for tourists to grab basic need, eg water, snacks, alcohol, sundries etc. I appreciate…read moreCOOP's ubiquitous presence throughout Europe (at least in the 10+ countries we've been to).

Came here to pick up some large chocolate treats for some students and like any grocery shop in…read moreSwitzerland of any size, this place was well-stocked with said chocolate. :-)

Great and very local beers. Superb stuff! Big bottles maybe a drawback if you want to try many. Go!read more

Beautiful shop with only regional craft beers. Lots of them! And the owner is very friendly and…read morehelpful. Be warned, this is only for the craft beer lover. Most bottles are large 750ml, but there are also a few 330ml choices. The beers are not cheap, but this is a great example of "you get what you pay for." Yes, there is great beer in France!

From the owner: Vous y trou­verez près de 150 vins issus des terroirs de l'arc alpin (Italie, France, Suisse,…read moreAutriche, Slovénie). Pas loin de 300 réfé­rences de vins des autres régions de France. Le Vin des Alpes ne propose que des vins de vigne­rons qui travaillent leurs vignes de manière respec­tueuse de l'environnement et qui vini­fient avec le minimum -- ou pas du tout -- d'additifs oeno­lo­giques. Des dizaines de réfé­rences en vins "nature" très peu ou non sulfités.

Family run place. Easy welcoming atmosphere. Nice selection of tasty wines. Enjoyed it very muchread more

This store had a nice selection to choose from, with prices that were reasonable, given the area…read more They spoke English, which helped! Better yet, they had samples for tasting, and they gave a nice pour so you could have several sips and spend time to really discover the taste the wine. The staff were all nice, the location ideal, and in all it was a great store. Top marks!

This is a good good good place if you want some lovely wine that isn't too expensive. I bought a…read more2005 Pomerol for 18 Euro's! Get in! In the UK you would expect to be charged about £45 for the same wine! Do you maths and you will see you are making quite a saving, regardless of how strong the pound is against the Euro right now. The shop assistant was great too, he gave some other recommendations and then wrapped up the wine so beautifully it was almost a shame to open it. But good wine waits for no one, well other than a decanter. I think for my next visit I will be picking up more Pomerol, but also some Condrieu. Both wines are pure class in a glass.